Perform Passive ROM

Performing passive range of motion exercises helps maintain flexibility and prevent stiffness. CNAs must move joints gently and follow proper technique. Passive ROM strengthens mobility and enhances comfort. This skill supports long term health.

Assist with Active ROM

Assisting with active range of motion helps patients strengthen muscles and improve independence. CNAs must encourage participation and provide support as needed. Active ROM strengthens recovery and enhances well being. This competency supports rehabilitation.

Monitor for Discomfort

Monitoring for discomfort helps prevent injury during ROM exercises. CNAs must observe facial expressions and listen for signs of pain. Discomfort monitoring strengthens safety and supports patient comfort. This skill enhances care quality.

Promote Consistency

Promoting consistency in ROM exercises helps maintain progress and prevent decline. CNAs must follow schedules and encourage regular participation. Consistency strengthens outcomes and enhances mobility. This competency supports patient improvement.

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CNA Skills > Range of Motion Skills for CNAs