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Goniometry Flashcards

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Shoulder Flexion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Shoulder Flexion

Patient Position: Supine
Stationary Arm: Midline Thorax
Fulcrum: Lateral Aspect Acromion
Moving Arm: Lateral Epicondyle
NROM: 0 - 180
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Shoulder Extension

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Shoulder Extension

Patient Position: Prone
Stationary Arm: Midline Thorax
Fulcrum: Lateral Aspect Acromion
Moving Arm: Lateral Epicondyle
NROM: 0-60
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Shoulder Abduction

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Shoulder Abduction

Patient Position: Supine
Stationary Arm: Midline Sternum
Fulcrum: Anterior Aspect Acromion
Moving Arm: Medial Epicondyle of Humerus
NROM: 0-180
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Shoulder Internal Rotation

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Shoulder Internal Rotation

Patient Position: Supine (towel under arm)
Stationary Arm: Perpendicular Floor (up)
Fulcrum: Olecranon Prrocess
Moving Arm: Ulnar Styloid Process
NROM: 0-70
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Shoulder External Range of Motion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Shoulder External Range of Motion

Patient Position: Supine (towel under arm)
Stationary Arm: Perpendicular to Floor
Fulcrum: Olecranon Process
Moving Arm: Ulnar Styloid Process
NROM: 0-90
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Elbow Flexion

Patient Position: 
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Elbow Flexion

Patient Position: Supine (towel under arm)
Stationary Arm: Acromion Process
Fulcrum: Lateral Epicondyle
Moving Arm: Radial Styloid Process
NROM: 0-150
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Forearm Pronation

Patient Position: 
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Forearm Pronation

Patient Position: Seated (arm @ side)
Stationary Arm: Mid Humerus
Fulcrum: Prox to Ulnar Styloid Process
Moving Arm: Dorsal Wrist
NROM: 0-80
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Forearm Supination

Patient Position: 
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
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Forearm Supination

Patient Position: Seated (arm @ side)
Stationary Arm: Mid Humerus
Fulcrum: Prox to Ulnar Styloid Process
Moving Arm: Volar Wrist
NROM: 0-80
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Wrist Flexion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Wrist Flexion

Patient Position: Seated (arm on table)
Stationary Arm: Olecranon Process
Fulcrum: Triquetrum
Moving Arm: Midline 5th MC
NROM: 0-80
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Wrist Hyperextenion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
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Wrist Hyperextenion

Patient Position: Seated (arm on table)
Stationary Arm: Olecranon Process
Fulcrum: Triquetrum
Moving Arm: Midline 5th MC
NROM: 0-70
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Wrist Radial Deviation

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Wrist Radial Deviation

Patient Position: Seated (arm on table)
Stationary Arm: Lateral Epicondyle
Fulcrum: Capitate
Moving Arm: Midline 3rd MC
NROM: 0-20
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Wrist Ulnar Deviation

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Wrist Ulnar Deviation

Patient Position: Seated (arm on table)
Stationary Arm: Lateral Epicondyle
Fulcrum: Capitate
Moving Arm: Midline 3rd MC
NROM: 0-20
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Fingers

Patient Position:
MCP Flexion ROM:
PIP Flexion ROM:
DIP Flexion ROM:

A

Fingers

Patient Position: Seated (arm on table)
MCP Flexion ROM: 0-90
PIP Flexion ROM: 0-90
DIP Flexion ROM: 0-90

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Hip Flexion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Hip Flexion

Patient Position: Supine
Stationary Arm: Mid Trunk
Fulcrum: Greater Trochanter
Moving Arm: Lateral Condyle
NROM: 0-120
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Hip Abduction

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Hip Abduction

Patient Position: Supine (don't allow hip ext rot)
Stationary Arm: Contralateral ASIS
Fulcrum: Ipsilateral ASIS
Moving Arm: Midline Patella
NROM: 0-45
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Hip Extension

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Hip Extension

Patient Position: Prone
Stationary Arm: Midline Trunk
Fulcrum: Greater Trochanter
Moving Arm: Lateral Epicondyle
NROM: 0-15
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Hip External Rotation

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Hip External Rotation

Patient Position: Prone (towel under knee)
Stationary Arm: Perpendicular Floor (up)
Fulcrum: Midpoint Patella
Moving Arm: Tibial Crest
NROM: 0-45
18
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Hip Internal Rotaton

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Hip Internal Rotation

Patient Position: Prone (towel under knee)
Stationary Arm: Perpendicular Floor (up)
Fulcrum: Midpoint Patella
Moving Arm: Tibila Crest
NROM: 0-45
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Knee Flexion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Knee Flexion

Patient Position: Prone
Stationary Arm: Greater Trochanter
Fulcrum: Lateral Epicondyle
Moving Arm: Lateral Malleolus
NROM: 0-135
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Ankle Plantarflexion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Ankle Plantarflexion

Patient Position: Supine (longsit pillow under knee)
Stationary Arm: Fibular Head
Fulcrum: Lateral Malleolus
Moving Arm: Midline 5th MT
NROM: 0-50
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Ankle Dorsiflexion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Ankle Dorsiflexion

Patient Position: Prone (knee flexed with towel under)
Stationary Arm: Fibular Head
Fulcrum: Lateral Malleolus
Moving Arm: Midline 5th MT
NROM: 0-20
22
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Foot Inversion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Foot Inversion

Patient Position: Longsit
Stationary Arm: Tibial Crest
Fulcrum: Mid Malleoli
Moving Arm: Midline 2nd MT
NROM: 0-35
23
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Foot Eversion

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

Foot Eversion

Patient Position: Longsit
Stationary Arm: Tibial Crest
Fulcrum: Mid Malleoli
Moving Arm: Midline 2nd MT
NROM: 0-15
24
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First MTP Extension

Patient Position:
Stationary Arm:
Fulcrum:
Moving Arm:
NROM:
A

First MTP Extension

Patient Position: Supine
Stationary Arm: Midline 1st MT
Fulcrum: 1st MTP
Moving Arm: Mid Phalanx
NROM: 0-90 (flexion 0-35)

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