Good morning, Jason. How are you feeling after your knee surgery?

A bit stiff and sore, especially when I try to bend it.

That’s normal. We’ll focus on improving your range of motion gradually.

First, ankle pumps to improve circulation and reduce swelling.

Straight leg raises to strengthen your quadriceps.

If done slowly and controlled, it shouldn’t cause pain.

Lift for three seconds, hold for two, then lower for three.

Yes, hamstring stretches using a towel while lying down.

A mild stretch is okay, but not sharp pain.

Apply ice for 15 minutes to reduce inflammation.

Do I need to wear the brace during exercises?

Keep it on for support, but loosen it slightly to allow movement.

We’ll reassess strength and flexibility and adjust your plan.

Great. Thank you for explaining everything.

You’re welcome. Consistency is key to a full recovery.

You will hear a conversation between a physical therapist and a patient.

How many ankle pumps does Dr. Patel recommend per session?

What instruction is given for the duration of each straight leg raise?

How many sets of straight leg raises are recommended per day?

What type of bond does Jason inquire about using after exercise?

What can be inferred about Jason’s commitment to recovery?

What is the main focus of the conversation?