Reduced range of motion after a collision means an area does not move as comfortably or fully as expected and is a finding the provider can evaluate alongside pain, stiffness, and the accident history.
Reduced range of motion after a collision means an area does not move as comfortably or fully as expected and is a finding the provider can evaluate alongside pain, stiffness, and the accident history.
Loss of range of motion in the neck, back, or shoulder can follow an accident. The location and cause must be evaluated rather than assumed.
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No. It is a symptom or examination finding. The provider must determine what it may mean in the context of the collision and other findings.
Tell the provider about difficulty turning the head, bending, walking, lifting an arm, sleeping comfortably, or completing ordinary activities.
When care is appropriate, the practice can reassess movement, comfort, and function over time and adjust the individualized plan.
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