goni for the shoulder

Question 1

shoulder flexion goni:
patient positon?
where are you stabilizing?
axis?
stationary arm?
moving arm?
normal ROM?
end feel?

Answer 1

patient positon- supine
where are you stabilizing- trunk
axis- greater tubercle
stationary arm- midaxillary line
moving arm- lateral epi
normal ROM- 180°
end feel- firm

Question 2

shoulder flexion goni: GH ONLY
patient positon?
where are you stabilizing?
axis?
stationary arm?
moving arm?
normal ROM?
end feel?

Answer 2

patient positon- supine
where are you stabilizing- trunk & scap
axis- greater tubercle
stationary arm- midaxillary line
moving arm- lateral epi
normal ROM- 120° of scapular rhythm
end feel- firm

Question 3

shoulder extention goni:
patient positon?
where are you stabilizing?
axis?
stationary arm?
moving arm?
normal ROM?
end feel?

Answer 3

patient position- prone , forearm pronated
where are you stabilizing- trunk
axis- greater tubercle
stationary arm- midaxillary line
moving arm- lateral epi
normal ROM- 60°
end feel- firm

Question 4

shoulder extention goni: GH ONLY
patient positon?
where are you stabilizing?
axis?
stationary arm?
moving arm?
normal ROM?
end feel?

Answer 4

patient position- prone , forearm pronated
where are you stabilizing- trunk & scapula
axis- greater tubercle
stationary arm- midaxillary line
moving arm- lateral epi
normal ROM- 20°
end feel- firm

Question 5

shoulder abduction goni:
patient positon?
where are you stabilizing?
axis?
stationary arm?
moving arm?
normal ROM?
end feel?

Answer 5

patient position- supine with shoulder in ER and elbow extended
where are you stabilizing- trunk
axis- anterior acromion
stationary arm- parallel to the midline of the sternum
moving arm- anterior midline of humerus
normal ROM- 180°
end feel- firm

Question 6

shoulder abduction goni: GH ONLY
patient positon?
where are you stabilizing?
axis?
stationary arm?
moving arm?
normal ROM?
end feel?

Answer 6

patient position- supine with shoulder in ER and elbow extended
where are you stabilizing- trunk and scapula
axis- anterior acromion
stationary arm- parallel to the midline of the sternum
moving arm- anterior midline of humerus
normal ROM- 100-130 °
end feel- firm

Question 7

shoulder IR/ER goni:
patient positon?
where are you stabilizing?
axis?
stationary arm?
moving arm?
normal ROM?
end feel?

Answer 7

*patient position- supine with arm in 90-90 (shoulder abd 90° & elbow flexed to 90°) towel placed under humerus
*where are you stabilizing- trunk
*axis- olecranon process
*stationary arm- perpend. to the ground
*moving arm- midline of ulna towards the ulnar styloid process
*normal ROM- IR: 70° , ER: 90°
* end feel- firm

Question 8

shoulder IR/ER goni: GH ONLY
patient positon?
where are you stabilizing?
axis?
stationary arm?
moving arm?
normal ROM?
end feel?

Answer 8

*patient position- supine with arm in 90-90 , towel places under humerus
*where are you stabilizing- trunk & scapula
*axis- olecranon process
*stationary arm- perpend. to the ground
*moving arm- midline of ulna towards the ulnar styloid process
*normal ROM- IR: 50-60° , ER: 90°
* end feel- firm