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Range of Motion/MMT Flashcards

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Shoulder Flexion ROM

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  • Flexion: Normal ROM: 180*
  • Axis: acromial process
  • Stationary Arm: Midaxillary line of thorax
  • Moveable Arm: lat midline of humerus using lat epicondyle of the humerus
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Elbow ROM

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  • Flexion 0-150, supine, supported
  • Extension 0, supine, supported
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Shoulder Extension ROM

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  • Extension: Normal ROM: 60*
  • Axis: acromial process
  • Stationary Arm: Midaxillary line of thorax
  • Moveable Arm: lat midline of humerus using lat epicondyle of the humerus
    Supine
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Shoulder Abduction ROM

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  • Abduction: Normal ROM: 180*
  • Axis: ant aspect of the acromial process
  • Stationary Arm: // to midline of ant aspect of sternum
  • Moveable Arm: medial midline of humerus
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Shoulder Internal Rotation ROM

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  • Internal Rotation: Normal ROM: 70*
  • Axis: olecranon process
  • Stationary Arm: // to floor
  • Moveable Arm: ulna using olecranon process and ulnar styloid
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Shoulder External Rotation ROM

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  • External Rotation: Normal ROM: 90*
  • Axis: olecranon process
  • Stationary Arm: // to floor
  • Moveable Arm: ulna using olecranon process and ulnar styloid
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Elbow Flexion ROM

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  • Flexion: Normal ROM: 150*; Normal End Feel: Soft
  • Axis: lat epicondyle of humerus
  • Stationary Arm: Lat midline of humerus using center of acromial process for reference
  • Moveable Arm: lat midline of radius w/ head of styloid process
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Elbow Extension ROM

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  • Extension: Normal ROM: 0; Normal End Feel: Bony
  • Axis: lat epicondyle of humerus
  • Stationary Arm: Lat midline of humerus using center of acromial process for reference
  • Moveable Arm: lat midline of radius w/ head of styloid process
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Wrist Flexion ROM

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  • Flexion: Normal ROM: 80*
  • Axis: lateral aspect of triquetrum
  • Stationary Arm: lat midline of ulna with olecranon and ulnar styloid processes for reference
  • Moveable Arm: midline of 5th metacarpal
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Wrist Extension ROM

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  • Extension: Normal ROM: 70*
  • Axis: lateral aspect of wrist at triquetrum
  • Stationary Arm: lat midline of ulna; olecranon and ulnar styloid processes
  • Moveable Arm: midline of 5th metacarpal
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Wrist Ulnar Deviation ROM

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  • Ulnar Deviation: Normal ROM: 30*
  • Axis: middle posterior wrist-over capitate
  • Stationary Arm: posterior midline of forearm using lateral epicondyle of humerus
  • Moveable Arm: third metacarpal midline
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Wrist Ulnar Deviation

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  • Radial Deviation: Normal ROM: 20*
  • Axis: mid posterior wrist-over
  • Stationary Arm: posterior midline of forearm using lateral epicondyle of humerus
  • Moveable Arm: third metacarpal midline
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Forearm Supination ROM

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  • Supination: Normal ROM: 80*
  • Axis: med to ulnar styloid process
  • Stationary Arm: // to anterior midline of humerus
  • Moveable Arm: posterior aspect of forearm, proximal to styloid process of radius and ulna
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Forearm Pronation ROM

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  • Pronation: Normal ROM: 80*
  • Axis: medial to ulnar styloid process
  • Stationary Arm: // to anterior midline of humerus
  • Moveable Arm: posterior aspect of forearm, proximal to styloid process of radius and ulna
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Hip Flexion ROM

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  • Flexion: Normal ROM: 120* SOFT ENDFEEL
  • Axis: Greater trochanter of femur
  • Stationary Arm: lat midline of pelvis
  • Moveable Arm: lat midline of femur w/ lateral epicondyle
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Hip extension ROM

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  • Extension: Normal ROM: 30*
  • Axis: Greater trochanter
  • Stationary Arm: lateral midline of pelvis
  • Moveable Arm: midline of femur with lateral epicondyle
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Hip Abduction ROM

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  • Abduction: Normal ROM: 40*
  • Axis: ASIS
  • Stationary Arm: imaginary line between B ASIS of hips
  • Moveable Arm: anterior midline of femur-patella
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Hip Adduction ROM

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  • Adduction: Normal ROM: 20*
  • Axis: ASIS
  • Stationary Arm: imaginary line between B ASIS of hips
  • Moveable Arm: anterior midline of femur-patella
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Hip Internal Rotation ROM

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  • Internal Rotation: Normal ROM: 45*
  • Axis: patella
  • Stationary Arm: perpendicular to floor
  • Moveable Arm: crest of tibia
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Hip External Rotation ROM

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  • External Rotation: Normal ROM: 45*
  • Axis: Patella
  • Stationary Arm: perpendicular to floor
  • Moveable Arm: crest of tibia
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Knee Flexion ROM

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  • Flexion: Normal ROM: 135*; Normal End Feel: Soft
  • Axis: lat epicondyle of femur
  • Stationary Arm: lateral midline of femur-greater trochanter
  • Moveable Arm: lateral midline of fibula-lateral malleolus
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Knee Extension ROM

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  • Extension: Normal ROM: 0*
  • Axis: lat epicondyle of femur
  • Stationary Arm: lateral midline of femur-greater trochanter
  • Moveable Arm: lateral midline of fibula-lateral malleoulus
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Ankle Dorsiflexion

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  • Dorsiflexion: Normal ROM: 20*
  • Axis: lateral malleolus
  • Stationary Arm: lateral midline of fibula
  • Moveable Arm: fifth metatarsal
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Ankle Plantarflexion ROM

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  • Plantarflexion: Normal ROM: 50*
  • Axis: lateral malleolus
  • Stationary Arm: lateral midline of fibula
  • Moveable Arm: fifth metatarsal
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Ankle Inversion ROM

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  • Inversion: Normal ROM: 30*
  • Axis: anterior aspect of ankle midway between malleoli
  • Stationary Arm: midline of lower leg using tibial tuberosity
  • Moveable Arm: anterior midline of 2nd metatarsal
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Ankle Eversion ROM

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  • Eversion: Normal ROM: 20*
  • Axis: anterior aspect of ankle midway between malleoli
  • Stationary Arm: midline of lower leg using tibial tuberosity
  • Moveable Arm:anterior midline of 2nd metatarsal
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Subtalar Inversion

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  • Inversion: Normal ROM: 5*
  • Axis: posterior aspect of ankle midway between malleoli
  • Stationary Arm: posterior midline of lower leg
  • Moveable Arm: posterior midline of calcaneus
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Subtalar Eversion ROM

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  • Eversion: Normal ROM: 5*
  • Axis: posterior aspect of ankle midway between malleoli
  • Stationary Arm: posterior midline of lower leg
  • Moveable Arm:posterior midline of calcaneus
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Hip Flexion MMT

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  • Flexion
  • Against Gravity: Supine or seated
  • Gravity Min: Sidelying
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Hip Extension MMT

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  • Extension
  • Against Gravity: prone; Glute Max only: knee bent prone
  • Gravity Min: Sidelying
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Hip Abduction MMT

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  • Abduction
  • Against Gravity: sidelying
  • Gravity Min: supine
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Hip Adduction MMT

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  • Adduction
  • Against Gravity: Sidelying
  • Gravity Min: Supine
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Hip Internal Rotation MMT

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  • Internal Rotation
  • Against Gravity: Seated
  • Gravity Min: supine
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Hip External Rotation MMT

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  • External Rotation
  • Against Gravity: Seated
  • Gravity Min: Supine
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Hip Flexion MMT

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  • Flexion
  • Against Gravity: Supine
  • Gravity Min: Sidelying
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Knee Extension MMT

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  • Extension
  • Against Gravity: Seated
  • Gravity Min: Sidelying
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Ankle Plantarflexion MMT

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  • Plantarflexion
  • Against Gravity: Standing (10 heel raises); Soleus Only: knee bent standing
  • Gravity Min: Sidelying

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