When Is Progression from Passive Range of Motion Therapy to Active

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Essay

When is progression from passive range of motion therapy to active assistive range of motion indicated in the management of patients?

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Definitions:

Pectoralis Group

A group of muscles located in the chest, responsible for various movements of the shoulder joint, including flexion, adduction, and internal rotation.

Dorsal Surface

The upper surface or back side of an organism or body part, especially in animals.

Rhomboideus Group

A collection of muscles in the upper back that connect the spine to the scapula, important for shoulder blade movement.

Trapezius Group

A major muscle group in the upper back and neck that supports arm and shoulder movements and extends the neck.