ROM

Question 1

GH flexion, abduction

Answer 1

180

Question 2

GH extension

Answer 2

60

Question 3

GH medial rotation

Answer 3

70

Question 4

GH lateral rotation

Answer 4

90

Question 5

elbow flexion

Answer 5

150

Question 6

pronation, supination, wrist flexion

Answer 6

80

Question 7

wrist extension

Answer 7

70

Question 8

radial deviation

Answer 8

20

Question 9

ulnar deviation

Answer 9

30

Question 10

CMC abduction

Answer 10

70

Question 11

CMC flexion

Answer 11

15

Question 12

CMC ext

Answer 12

20

Question 13

thumb MCP flexion

Answer 13

50

Question 14

thumb IP flexion

Answer 14

80

Question 15

finger MCP flexion

Answer 15

90

Question 16

finger PIP flexion

Answer 16

100

Question 17

finger DIP flexion

Answer 17

90

Question 18

hip flexion

Answer 18

120

Question 19

hip extension and adduction

Answer 19

30

Question 20

hip abduction, medial rotation and lateral rotation

Answer 20

45

Question 21

knee flexion

Answer 21

135

Question 22

DF

Answer 22

20

Question 23

PF

Answer 23

50

Question 24

inversion

Answer 24

35

Question 25

eversion

Answer 25

15

Question 26

subtalar inversion and eversion

Answer 26

5

Question 27

C spine flexion, extension and lateral flexion

Answer 27

45deg

Question 28

C spine rotation

Answer 28

60deg

Question 29

thoracic/lumbar flexion

Answer 29

80

Question 30

thoracic/lumbar extension

Answer 30

25

Question 31

thoracic/lumbar lateral flexion

Answer 31

35

Question 32

thoracic/lumbar rotation

Answer 32

45

Question 33

GH IR or ER is greater?

Answer 33

ER(90vs70)

Question 34

wrist flexion or ext is greater?

Answer 34

flex (80vs70)

Question 35

radial dev or ulnar dev is greater?

Answer 35

ulnar(30vs20)

Question 36

label greatest to least range: hip, knee, elbow

Answer 36

elbow (150), knee (135), hip (120)

Question 37

sternoclavicular jt

Answer 37

elevation/depression: opposite directions; protraction/retraction: same directions; rests in anatomical position

Question 38

acromioclavicular

Answer 38

opposite directions; anatomical position

Question 39

glenohumeral

Answer 39

opposite directions; 55deg abduction, 30deg horz adduction

Question 40

ulnohumeral jt

Answer 40

same direction; 70deg flexion, 10deg supination

Question 41

radiohumeral jt

Answer 41

same direction; full ext, full supination

Question 42

proximal radioulnar jt

Answer 42

opposite direction; 70deg flexion, 35deg supination

Question 43

distal radioulnar jt

Answer 43

same direction; 10deg supination

Question 44

radicarpal jt

Answer 44

opposite direction; neutral with slight ulnar deviation

Question 45

MCPs 2-5

Answer 45

same direction; slight flexion

Question 46

PIP, DIP 2-5

Answer 46

same direction; slight flexion

Question 47

hip

Answer 47

opposite direction; 30deg flexion, 30deg abduction, slight lateral rotation

Question 48

tibfem

Answer 48

same direction; 25deg flexion

Question 49

patellofem

Answer 49

opposite direction; 25deg flexion

Question 50

proximal tibfib

Answer 50

same direction; 0deg PF

Question 51

distal tibfib

Answer 51

opposite direction; 0deg PF

Question 52

talocrural

Answer 52

opposite direction; 10deg PF, midway between inversion and eversion

Question 53

subtalar

Answer 53

anterior/middle move same direction; posterior move opposites; midway between extremes of motion

Question 54

intermetetarsal

Answer 54

same direction; midway between extremes

Question 55

MTP

Answer 55

same direction; neutral

Question 56

toe IP

Answer 56

same direction; slight flexion

Question 57

TMJ

Answer 57

opposite direction; slightly open