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Joint ROM - Comp 3 Flashcards

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What is ROM for spinal flexion, extension, and sidebending?

A 
Flexion = 40-90˚
Extension = 20-45˚
Sidebending = 15-30˚
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What is ROM for cervical spine flexion and extension?

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Flexion = 45-90˚
Extension = 45-90˚
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What is ROM for cervical spine sidebending and rotation?

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Sidebending = 20-45˚
Rotation = 70-90˚
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What is ROM for shoulder flexion, extension, and abduction?

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Flexion = 180˚
Extension = 60˚
Abduction = 180˚
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What is ROM for shoulder horizontal abduction and adduction?

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Horizontal abduction = 130-145˚

Horizontal adduction = 40-50˚

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What is ROM for shoulder internal and external rotation?

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Internal rotation = 70-90˚

External rotation = 90˚

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What is ROM for elbow flexion and extension?

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Flexion = 140-150˚
Extension = 0 to -5˚
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What is ROM for forearm supination and pronation?

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Supination = 90˚
Pronation = 90˚
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What is ROM for wrist flexion and extension?

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Flexion = 80-90˚
Extension = 70˚
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What is ROM for wrist abduction and adduction? What are alternative names for those motions?

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Abduction = 20-30˚ = radial deviation
Adduction = 30-40˚ = ulnar deviation
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What is ROM for hip flexion with knee extended, flexion with knee flexed, and hip extension?

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Flexion w/ knee extended = 90˚
Flexion w/ knee flexed = 120-135˚
Extension = 15-30˚

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What is ROM for hip internal and external rotation?

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Internal rotation = 30-40˚

External rotation = 40-60˚

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What is ROM for hip abduction and adduction?

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Abduction = 45-50˚
Adduction = 20-30˚
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What is ROM for knee flexion and extension?

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Flexion = 145-150˚
Extension = 0˚
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What is ROM for ankle dorsiflexion and plantar flexion?

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Dorsiflexion = 15-20˚

Plantar flexion = 50-65˚

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What is ROM for ankle inversion and eversion?

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Inversion = 35˚ 
Eversion = 20˚
17
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What movements are ankle supination and pronation made of?

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Supination = inversion, plantar flexion, adduction 
Pronation = eversion, dorsiflexion, abduction

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