Active Assisted Range of Motion Quiz

What is the primary purpose of Active Assisted Range of Motion (AAROM) exercises?

• To increase muscle strength

• To enhance cardiovascular fitness

• To provide assistance for joint movement

• To develop coordination skills

Which of the following is an indication for AAROM exercises?

• Complete immobility

• Weak but not paralyzed muscles

• Paralyzed muscles

• Strong muscles

What is a specific goal of AAROM exercises?

• Maintain physiological elasticity

• Increase muscle size

• Improve bone density

• Enhance aerobic capacity

Which of the following is a contraindication for AAROM?

• DVT

• Weak muscles

• Increased range of motion

• Post-surgery recovery

What type of assistance is provided by the therapist during AAROM?

• No assistance

• Manual assistance

• Self-assistance

• Mechanical assistance

What is the role of support during AAROM exercises?

• To enhance flexibility

• To promote cardiovascular health

• To increase muscle strength

• To eliminate the effect of gravity

Which of the following is NOT a type of mechanical assistance?

• Pulleys

• Manual guidance

• Slings

• Wheels

What should be ensured before starting AAROM exercises?

• Complete stability and comfort

• Patient's full recovery

• Immediate progression to active ROM

• High intensity of movement

What is the recommended action during the early phases of healing?

• Focus solely on passive movements

• Carefully controlled motion within limits of pain-free motion

• Perform high-intensity exercises

• Avoid any movement

What is the purpose of using a shoulder wheel in AAROM?

• To increase muscle mass

• To assist with shoulder movements

• To improve cardiovascular endurance

• To enhance joint stability