AAOS & normal values Flashcards by Devon Thomas

Q

elbow extension

A

0 degrees

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elbow flexion

A

150 degrees

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forearm supination

A

80 degrees

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forearm pronation

A

80 degrees

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wrist flexion

A

80 degrees

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wrist extension

A

70 degrees

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wrist radial deviation

A

20 degrees

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wrist ulnar deviation

A

30 degrees

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MCP flexion (digits 2-5)

A

90 degrees

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MCP extension (digits 2-5)

A

45 degrees

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MCP abduction (digits 2-5)

A

25 degrees

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MCP adduction (digits 2-5)

A

0 degrees

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PIP flexion (digits 2-5)

A

100 degrees

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PIP extension (digits 2-5)

A

0 degrees

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DIP flexion (digits 2-5)

A

90

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DIP extension (digits 2-5)

A

0 degrees

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thumb CMC flexion

A

15 degrees

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thumb CMC extension

A

20 degrees

Q

thumb CMC abduction

A

70 degrees (expect 40 with how we measure)

Q

thumb CMC opposition

A

0 cm

Q

thumb MCP flexion

A

50 degrees

Q

thumb MCP extension

A

0 degrees

Q

thumb IP flexion

A

80 degrees

Q

thumb IP extension

A

20 degrees

Q

cervical flexion

A

45 degrees or 2 cm

Q

cervical extension

A

45 degrees or 20 cm

Q

cervical lateral flexion

A

45 degrees or 11cm

Q

cervical rotation

A

60 degrees or 12 cm

Q

thoracolumbar flexion

A

10 cm

Q

thoracolumbar flexion: fingertip to floor

A

2 cm

Q

thoracolumbar flexion: double inclinometer

A

80 degrees

Q

thoracolumbar extension

A

25 degrees or 5 cm

Q

thoracolumbar lateral flexion (goni or double inclinometer, fingertip to floor, fingertip to thigh,)

A

35 degrees, 60 cm, or 21 cm,

Q

thoracolumbar rotation

A

45 degrees

Q

lumbar flexion

A

6 cm, 60 degrees

Q

lumbar extension

A

1.6 cm, 20 degrees

Q

lumbar lateral flexion

A

25 degrees

Q

TMJ opening

A

40-50 mm

Q

TMJ lateral excursion

A

8-12 mm

Q

shoulder complex flexion

A

180 degrees

Q

shoulder complex extension

A

60 degrees

Q

shoulder complex abduction

A

180 degrees

Q

shoulder complex internal rotation

A

70 degrees

Q

shoulder complex external rotation

A

90 degrees