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The nurse has completed discharge teaching about range-of-motion exercises with an elderly client that are to be completed at home. The nurse explains that these exercises are important to complete for what reason?

▸ ROM exercises will help the client maintain necessary muscle mass.

▸ ROM exercises prevent the elderly client from becoming depressed.

▸ ROM exercises increase the elderly client's dependent behaviors.

▸ ROM exercises causes an elderly client to use proper body mechanics.

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