Passive ROM to The Patient's Hip, Knee and Ankle CNA Skill
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- A NEWER VERSION OF THIS SKILL CAN BE FOUND HERE: • ROM Hip, Knee and Ankl...
THIS IS AN OLDER VERSION OF THIS SKILL. 4YourCNA.org offers training videos, skills books, supply kits, practice tests and more! Learn how to perform Passive Range of Motion (ROM) to the patient's hip, knee and ankle using flexion/extension (up/down), abduction/adduction (side/side) and rotation (around) exercises to prevent muscle atrophy and joint immobility. This skill is one of the 21 testable skills on the Florida State CNA exam and is also used in RN and LPN training. Additional resources can be found at 4YourCNA.org.
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I feel amazing, I passed my cna 2/27/15 I had this range of motion hip, knee and ankle, measure and record respiratons, dressing a patient with a weak right arm. thanks for making cna videos available, gave me great confidence!
We hope you did well on the state test today! Best of luck in your new career!
Wow! I am so proud of you! Best of luck in your new career!
I take the test Friday at my school and I feel very comfortable thanks to these videos Patty thanks a lot you are wonderful
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Thanks for your informational videos. I did CNA test Feb 14. Got perfect scores. Thanks again.
Can we have an updated 2023 version of this for the state of Florida?
I take my test tomorrow in the morning! wish me luck! :) these videos are great!
Great videos. I am a PCT instructor and use them at my college during practicals. Thanks !
We wish you luck on your exam!
even though I passed my cna state exam I still love to watch cna video, to be the very best I can be in the health field.
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I passed today. Thank you for the videos.
You will perform the actions outlined on the care plan for the patient. This skill outlines the three main actions that may be required when performing range of motion: flexion/extension (up/down), ab/adduction (side to side) and rotation (around). If the care plan orders flexion/extension and rotation, you would only perform those actions. Only perform the actions on the care plan. The care plan can ask you to perform any of these three actions, that is why all three are demonstrated.
Im on my way to my exam..so i just some of your videos one last time before i go to the testing site..i know i can make it.
In the state of Iowa it is 5 times for each range of motion exercise. :)
Thank you so much. I succesfully passed the test today. Bcz of 👉
If the resident feels pain we would immediately stop or what should we do?? Thanks love your vids:)
The explanation is very good teacher .. but I have a question . you have another video from five years ago. It is the same exercise for hip, knee and ankle. but in it is not performed the abduction exercise which is the correct one please
Either way is appropriate for the exam. Be careful not to overextend when lifting the ankle off the bed, if you do so. By leaving the heel on the bed, it provides a natural barrier to overextending, reducing the possibility of accidental strain. Good luck!
The knee is flexed (bent) during the first leg exercise. When the leg is lifted, the knee and the hip are both bent at right angles, this flexes both joints with one exercise. This is acceptable for the exam. Good luck!
I'm in California so doing the exercises with the hip you bend the legs first then stretch it out
good nite how r u.. do i have to role the leg back n forward becuz i didnt learn it that way is just outward n up n down
In Florida the ankle needs to be supported from underneath.
6 Support extremity to prevent heel friction against
mattress during ROM exercises?
Big thanks for these videos they help me the most on what to say haha.
I don't see the knee exercises in this video?
i thought that when u do abduction and adduction that you're supposed to support the hip. is that not the case?
do I have to do this skill exactly like this for Fl because I am gonna challenge the test. Or is there a simple way to do it for fl
There is no way to support the hip during that motion. The hip is not moving off the bed, the leg is. This is proper technique. Please like our facebook page.
@everymoss09 Thank you for your comment!
You only perform skills up to the point of pain or resistance. Please refer to the instructional videos and the video introductions for more info on this point. Thanks!
This is not a testable point for the state exam. Since it is not required to raise the bed (and is a safety violation if you fail to lower it at the end of the skill) and not all beds are adjustable (home care and assisted living will often have regular beds), this skill has been demonstrated to cover a wider audience and the bed was not raised. Please like our facebook page.
Can you please confirm that the State of Florida only requires you to perform the following two ROM Exercises in lieu of the six shown on the video (this is what the Checklist shows):
1) Flexion/Extension - Climbing Stairs
2) Dorsiflexion/Plantar Flexion - Stepping on a Gas Pedal
+Kris Suneson These videos show every possible type of ROM exercise that can be assigned via the care plan. You are responsible for knowing all of these motions, even though only a few are assigned on the care plan for the exam, because any of these motions may be assigned in a clinical environment. This is why all of them are demonstrated. You are correct in that for the exam, your care plan will only require flexion/extension of the hip and knee and dorsiflexion/plantar flexion of the ankle. Always follow the care plan! :-) Best of luck!
Please do not block the screen shows "updated"...but i like old version it's better than new version.
so please stop showing every screen change...thanks for hard working..
+Jae Kang I'm sorry, but the new videos show the newest standards. The older videos are not relevant any longer. We are happy you are finding them helpful but the redirection box must remain on the older videos. Thank you!
Thanks for the attention my comment.
i will keep that in my mine later.
thanks.
What about height for your back ...egronomics
This is an old ROM..there's a new ROM skills on prometrics which is very easy.. its only flexion, extension, abduction, adduction and dorsiflexion 3 times each..
chimpanshane Actually, the new standards for Prometric testing for ROM is flexion/extension of the hip and knee (up and down like climbing stairs) and plantar flexion/dorsiflexion (up and down like stepping on a gas pedal) of the ankle. The care plan will specify 3 times each. Always follow the care plan.
I'm in michigan and find your videos very helpfull to study but all of the rom are different than what I learned
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I got this on my exam and I failed it. I think I did what they didn't ask for , Instead of bending the knees and pointing it up and done I had it straighten. :( I have to retake my whole exam now.
Do u need to wear gloves for this procedure?
+Ridwan Dawodu No, there are no reasons to wear gloves when performing this skill for the exam (no potential body fluid, personal skin or non-intact skin exposure). Gloves are not necessary for this skill for the state exam. Thank you for your comment.
I take my test tomorrow I hope these video help me 😒
We wish you luck as you test...let us know how you do! :-)
You pass?
on the ankle exercises, I think that the CNA should be supporting the ankle not just placing her arm over it.
*watch
im gonna be lame and say
first!!
anyways ilove these vids
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Ok
She didn't raise bed for proper body mechanics
she turned the water on with her glove on she did not use a barrier
You don't need a barrier to turn the water on. Dirty hands (and gloves) can touch a dirty faucet all day long, but clean hands cannot (that's when you need a barrier). When you begin a skill you must wash your hands prior to touching the patient. Please go to 4yourcna.com/index.php/2017/07/31/do-you-need-a-barrier-to-turn-the-faucet-on/ for a complete answer to your question. Thank you!
I would of raised the bed, make it easier on the back!
+FA Barragan You may raise the bed to a comfortable working height if you wish, but it is not a required step on the state exam, as all beds in all settings are not adjustable. If you do raise the bed, you MUST remember to lower it for the exam, as it becomes a fall hazard if the patient tries to get out of bed and the floor is not where they expect it to be. Since this is not a required step, it was not demonstrated on the video. Thanks for your comment!
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she didn't support the ankle and the bed is to low for her working level
she forgot the knee exercise!
She didn't raise the bed hght. Never bend your back like that :)
her body mechanics wasn't utilized
This looks fake
do I have to do this skill exactly like this for Fl because I am gonna challenge the test. Or is there a simple way to do it for fl