Which exercise type is performed with the help of a caregiver for clients who cannot move a body segment?

The correct answer is Passive Range of Motion Exercises. These exercises are specifically designed for individuals who are unable to actively move their limbs or other body segments due to various conditions, such as paralysis, severe weakness, or other physical limitations. In Passive Range of Motion exercises, the caregiver or therapist manually moves the client's joints through their available range, ensuring that the muscles and joints maintain flexibility and blood circulation.

This type of exercise is crucial for preventing complications that can arise from immobility, such as joint contractures or stiffness. The caregiver’s role is to carefully and gently move the client's limbs while monitoring their comfort and limits of movement, which helps maintain joint function and reduce the risk of injury.