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Marty

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An appropriate technique for the nurse to use when performing range of motion (ROM) exercises is to:
 
  a. repeat each action five times during the exercise.
  b. perform the exercises quickly and firmly.
  c. support the proximal portion of the extremity being exercised.
  d. continue the exercise slightly beyond the point of resistance.

Question 2

MC When providing preoperative teaching for a client undergoing lithotripsy, which of the following instructions would not be appropriate to include in the teaching?
 
  A. Pain medication is given as gravel is being passed following the procedure.
  B. Fluids are given in large quantities to hydrate the kidney following stone manipulation.
  C. Liver function studies are monitored following a gallstone procedure.
  D. Bed rest is maintained until gravel is passed.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 24, 2018
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Each movement should be repeated five times during an exercise period. Be sure that ROM exercises are performed slowly and gently. When performing active-assisted or passive ROM exercises, support the joint by holding the distal portion of the extremity, or by using a cupped hand to support the joint. Discontinue exercise if the patient complains of discomfort, or if you note resistance or muscle spasm.

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Reply 2 on: Jul 24, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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