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PROM
(redirected from Passive Range Of Motion)

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PROMProgrammable Read-Only Memory
PROMPromenade (Canada Post road designation)
PROMPremature Rupture of Membranes (medical, childbirth)
PROMPassive Range Of Motion
PROMPreterm Rupture of the Membranes
PROMPockels Readout Optical Modulator
PRomProto-Romance (linguistics)
PROMPlease Return on Monday


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Physical therapy, including active and passive range of motion exercises, plus daily moderate exercise like walking, can help to maintain normal muscle tone and function.
Services Includes: o Personal Care o Light Housekeeping o Light Massage o Doctor and Hospital Appointments o Meal Preparation o Errands o Assist with Hospice Care o Walking Companions o Recreational Activities o Laundry Shopping Passive Range of Motion Exercise o Medication Reminders o Fill-Ins (Vacations) o Provide hospital & convalescent private personal care during your stay at either facility.
Contracture is a loss of passive range of motion assessed by measuring maximum passive joint excursion (Horsley et al 2007, Harvey et al 2006, Refshauge et al 2006, Folpp et al 2006).
 
 
 
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