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Normal ROM values Flashcards

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What are the normal ROM values for shoulder flexion, extension, abduction, ER and IR?

A 
Flexion: 0-180 degrees
Extension: 0-60 degrees 
Abduction: 0-180 degrees 
ER: 0-90 degrees 
IR: 0-70 degrees
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What are the normal ROM values for elbow flexion and extension?

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Extension: 0 degrees
Flexion: 0-150 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for forearm pronation and supination?

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Pronation: 0-80 degrees
Supination: 0-80 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for wrist flexion, extension, radial and ulnar deviation?

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Flexion: 0-80 degrees
Extension: 0-70 degrees
Radial deviation: 0-20 degrees
Ulnar deviation: 0-30 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for CMC abduction, flexion, extension and opposition?

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Abduction: 0-70 degrees
Flexion: 0-15 degrees
Extension: 0-20 degrees
Opposition: Tip of thumb to base of fifth digit

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What are the normal ROM values for thumb MCP flexion?

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MCP flexion: 0-50 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for thumb IP flexion?

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IP flexion: 0-80 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for digits 2-5 MCP flexion and hyperextension?

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Flexion: 0-90 degrees
Hyperextension: 0-45 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for hip flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, ER and IR?

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Flexion: 0-120 degrees 
Extension: 0-30 degrees 
Abduction: 0-45 degrees 
Adduction: 0-30 degrees 
ER: 0-45 degrees 
IR: 0-45 degrees
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What are the normal ROM values for knee flexion?

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Flexion: 0-135 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for ankle DF, PF, EV, and IV?

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Dorsiflexion: 0-20 degrees
Plantarflexion: 0-60 degrees
Eversion: 0-15 degrees
Inversion: 0-35 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for subtalar inversion and eversion?

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Inversion: 0-5 degrees
Eversion: 0-5 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for cervical flexion, extension, rotation and lateral flexion?

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Flexion: 0-45 degrees
Extension: 0-45 degrees
Lateral flexion: 0-45 degrees
Rotation: 0-60 degrees

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What are the normal ROM values for thoracic/lumbar flexion, extension, rotation, and lateral flexion?

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Flexion: 0-80 degrees
Extension: 0-25 degrees
Lateral flexion: 0-35 degrees
Rotation: 0-45 degrees

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