Final answer:
Taisha received passive range of motion on two days, Monday and Tuesday, which would be coded as two days of passive range of motion therapy. The following sessions on Thursday and Friday were active assisted range of motion, which are coded separately.
Step-by-step explanation:
If Taisha received 15 minutes of passive range of motion on Monday and Tuesday, then you would code for two days under passive range of motion. The active assisted range of motion she received on Thursday and Friday would not be included in the passive range of motion coding; these are considered separate services. It's important to accurately track and code these types of physical therapy services to ensure proper billing and documentation for patient care.