Passive Range of Motion (Ankle/Foot)

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[@liamlearnstorock]

Hi how many repetitions per movement? By 8? By 16? How many sets as well. Hope to hear soon. Thanks

[@Leo-xp5ox]

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[@Physiotutors]

thanks Mahmoud!

[@marvelynnmadanproveb4867]

Pretty good

[@rafael02130]

So good-looking

[@sweetmishoo190]

Very nice

[@OsteoScience]

How many degrees is Physiological movement? Thx

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[@sweetmishoo190]

What about the pronation and the supination ?

[@nesmaelshafey5531]

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[@Physiotutors]

thanks!

[@Sammytallboy16]

what are likely to encounter if you perform a passive assessment on an injured ankle

[@nandagopalchatterjee4424]

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[@jordanmj2141]

What is the optimum range of passive movements that should be given for any particular movement

[@Physiotutors]

Not sure what the question is, could you specify? We'd say it really depends on the movement

[@jordanmj2141]

Repetition range for passive movements? How many reps

[@kdogg86]

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[@Physiotutors]

So good!

[@MoralesAlex805]

My ankle popped when moving down. Dr said i only have 4 good years with my ankle 😂

[@Physiotutors]

Popping is normal if it doesn't go along with pain

[@mariyas2597]

@@Physiotutors as long as it's not subluxation, common for hEDS

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Hi

[@jancheliarderequito]

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[@Physiotutors]

+Happy-chan No worries, we are glad to help! The goal of PROM is to see how much a joint can move passively in different directions (measure in °) as well as to obtain end-feel. For the end-feel you just give overpressure a couple of times to feel if it feels elastic, empty, hard etc. to determine if it is a healthy or pathological end-feel.

[@jancheliarderequito]

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