Correct Way to Limit Op Amp Output Current
EDIT - IGNORE C1 - unfortunately this is the only circuit that I could find with the Rout component shown within the feedback loop so, please ignore C1 - it is not meant to be there.

This technique is used (with care) a fair amount: -



Ignore C1 and just analyse how much current the op-amp can supply to a load in the place of C1. If the maximum output of the op-amp is (say) 4 volts (+/-5 volts supply), there can be no more than 53mA delivered into a short circuit.

On normal loads, the op-amp has to work a bit harder because the 75 ohm forms a potential divider BUT, the good side is the feedback loop compensates for this.