A nurse is providing passive range of motion (ROM) for a patient with impaired mobility. Which technique will the nurse use for each movement?
Each movement is performed until the patient reports pain.
Each movement is moved just to the point of resistance by the nurse.
Each movement is repeated 5 times by the patient.
Each movement is completed quickly and smoothly by the nurse.
The Correct Answer is B
A. Performing movements until the patient reports pain is inappropriate in passive range of motion, as the goal is to maintain joint function without causing discomfort.
B. Moving each joint to the point of resistance helps to maintain flexibility and prevent stiffness without causing harm, making this the appropriate technique.
C. Repeating movements five times by the patient is not applicable for passive range of motion, which is performed by the nurse on a patient who cannot do it themselves.
D. While smooth movements are essential, they should not be done quickly; the focus should be on the patient's comfort and safety, avoiding rapid or jerky motions.
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Correct Answer is B
Explanation
A. Performing movements until the patient reports pain is inappropriate in passive range of motion, as the goal is to maintain joint function without causing discomfort.
B. Moving each joint to the point of resistance helps to maintain flexibility and prevent stiffness without causing harm, making this the appropriate technique.
C. Repeating movements five times by the patient is not applicable for passive range of motion, which is performed by the nurse on a patient who cannot do it themselves.
D. While smooth movements are essential, they should not be done quickly; the focus should be on the patient's comfort and safety, avoiding rapid or jerky motions.
Correct Answer is D
Explanation
A. A 3-mL syringe is not appropriate for administering U-500 insulin, as the concentration may not allow for accurate dosing at such a small volume.
B. A U-100 syringe is designed for U-100 insulin and would not provide accurate measurement for U-500 insulin.
C. A needleless syringe may be useful in certain contexts, but it does not specifically provide the necessary precision for insulin dosage.
D. A tuberculin syringe is suitable for administering small doses (like 0.3 mL) and provides more accurate measurement for high-concentration insulin such as U-500.