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Basics of AAROM

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Froggy Jumps Active Assisted Exercises QuizOnline version Basics of AAROM by Neha Mulla 1 What best defines active-assisted range of motion (AAROM)? a Patient performs movement with some external help b Therapist moves the limb completely without patient effort c Only passive ROM with no patient involvement 2 Which scenario uses active-assisted exercises most? a Early rehab when patient cannot fully move on their own b Late-stage strength training c Complete immobilization 3 What is a key safety cue during AAROM? a Assist only to achieve smooth, pain-free motion b Move as fast as possible to reach end range c Push past pain to gain full ROM 4 Which device often helps perform AAROM? a Heavy free weights b Full-body resistance bands with no guidance c Goniometer or therapist-guided supports 5 Goal of active-assisted exercises is to? a Improve ROM while maintaining control and safety b Increase muscle mass dramatically c Eliminate all pain immediately 6 Which primary muscle action is encouraged in AAROM? a Passive stretch with no patient input b Maximum resistance contraction c Controlled voluntary movement with light assistance 7 When should AAROM be avoided? a If it increases pain or risk of injury b During every therapy session without fail c If pain-free and full ROM is possible 8 Which patient factor favors starting AAROM? a Limited active ROM but some control and strength b Total paralysis c Full antagonistic strength 9 What is a common progression from AAROM? a Return to passive ROM only b Skip to high-load resistance training c Transition to active ROM as strength improves 10 How should motion be graded during AAROM? a Fast, ballistic, near end-range b Random, unconstrained movements c Smooth, controlled, within safe limits

Froggy Jumps

Active Assisted Exercises QuizOnline version

Basics of AAROM

by Neha Mulla

What best defines active-assisted range of motion (AAROM)?

Patient performs movement with some external help

Therapist moves the limb completely without patient effort

Only passive ROM with no patient involvement

Which scenario uses active-assisted exercises most?

Early rehab when patient cannot fully move on their own

Late-stage strength training

Complete immobilization

What is a key safety cue during AAROM?

Assist only to achieve smooth, pain-free motion

Move as fast as possible to reach end range

Push past pain to gain full ROM

Which device often helps perform AAROM?

Heavy free weights

Full-body resistance bands with no guidance

Goniometer or therapist-guided supports

Goal of active-assisted exercises is to?

Improve ROM while maintaining control and safety

Increase muscle mass dramatically

Eliminate all pain immediately

Which primary muscle action is encouraged in AAROM?

Passive stretch with no patient input

Maximum resistance contraction

Controlled voluntary movement with light assistance

When should AAROM be avoided?

If it increases pain or risk of injury

During every therapy session without fail

If pain-free and full ROM is possible

Which patient factor favors starting AAROM?

Limited active ROM but some control and strength

Total paralysis

Full antagonistic strength

What is a common progression from AAROM?

Return to passive ROM only

Skip to high-load resistance training

Transition to active ROM as strength improves

How should motion be graded during AAROM?

Fast, ballistic, near end-range

Random, unconstrained movements

Smooth, controlled, within safe limits

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Active Assisted Exercises QuizOnline version

by Neha Mulla

What best defines active-assisted range of motion (AAROM)?

Which scenario uses active-assisted exercises most?

What is a key safety cue during AAROM?

Which device often helps perform AAROM?

Goal of active-assisted exercises is to?

Which primary muscle action is encouraged in AAROM?

When should AAROM be avoided?

Which patient factor favors starting AAROM?

What is a common progression from AAROM?

How should motion be graded during AAROM?

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