Goniometry Alphabet

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Goniometry AlphabetVersión en línea Test you knowledge of goniometric measurements for the shoulder, elbow, and wrist por Jason Monaco A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A Acute, right, obtuse, straight Contains B SOAP section where the numerical ROM measurement belongs Starts with C This joint is made up of the trapezium and base of metacarpal Starts with D Stabilization for measuring shoulder external rotation Starts with E ROM limited by patient's c/o pain/guarding Starts with F End feel for shoulder flexion Starts with G Measurement of joint angles in the cardinal planes of the body using a goniometer Contains H How therapists protect their bodies while providing interventions Starts with I Accuracy shown by similar test results done by the same person Contains J SOAP section where reports of pain by the patient during ROM testing belongs Contains K Important features on bones that help guide placement of goniometers Starts with L Axis for measuring shoulder flexion ROM Starts with M Finger joint where flexion, extension, and abduction can occur Starts with N Forearm placement when testing PIP flexion ROM Starts with O Axis for measuring shoulder internal rotation ROM Starts with P Position for measuring shoulder extension Starts with R Consistent, repeatable results Starts with S End feel for elbow flexion Starts with T Stabilization for measuring shoulder abduction ROM Starts with U Moving arm for measuring shoulder internal rotation Starts with V Something is measuring what it's supposed to measure Starts with W ROM may not be within normal ranges, but patient's function is not impaired Contains X Moving arm when measuring DIP Flexion Contains Y ROM increased beyond normal range for the joint Contains Z Important step during ROM measurement to prevent unwanted movement

Goniometry AlphabetVersión en línea

Test you knowledge of goniometric measurements for the shoulder, elbow, and wrist

por Jason Monaco

Starts with A

Acute, right, obtuse, straight

Contains B

SOAP section where the numerical ROM measurement belongs

Starts with C

This joint is made up of the trapezium and base of metacarpal

Starts with D

Stabilization for measuring shoulder external rotation

Starts with E

ROM limited by patient's c/o pain/guarding

Starts with F

End feel for shoulder flexion

Starts with G

Measurement of joint angles in the cardinal planes of the body using a goniometer

Contains H

How therapists protect their bodies while providing interventions

Starts with I

Accuracy shown by similar test results done by the same person

Contains J

SOAP section where reports of pain by the patient during ROM testing belongs

Contains K

Important features on bones that help guide placement of goniometers

Starts with L

Axis for measuring shoulder flexion ROM

Starts with M

Finger joint where flexion, extension, and abduction can occur

Starts with N

Forearm placement when testing PIP flexion ROM

Starts with O

Axis for measuring shoulder internal rotation ROM

Starts with P

Position for measuring shoulder extension

Starts with R

Consistent, repeatable results

Starts with S

End feel for elbow flexion

Starts with T

Stabilization for measuring shoulder abduction ROM

Starts with U

Moving arm for measuring shoulder internal rotation

Starts with V

Something is measuring what it's supposed to measure

Starts with W

ROM may not be within normal ranges, but patient's function is not impaired

Contains X

Moving arm when measuring DIP Flexion

Contains Y

ROM increased beyond normal range for the joint

Contains Z

Important step during ROM measurement to prevent unwanted movement

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Goniometry AlphabetVersión en línea

por Jason Monaco

Starts with A

Acute, right, obtuse, straight

Contains B

SOAP section where the numerical ROM measurement belongs

Starts with C

This joint is made up of the trapezium and base of metacarpal

Starts with D

Stabilization for measuring shoulder external rotation

Starts with E

ROM limited by patient's c/o pain/guarding

Starts with F

End feel for shoulder flexion

Starts with G

Measurement of joint angles in the cardinal planes of the body using a goniometer

Contains H

How therapists protect their bodies while providing interventions

Starts with I

Accuracy shown by similar test results done by the same person

Contains J

SOAP section where reports of pain by the patient during ROM testing belongs

Contains K

Important features on bones that help guide placement of goniometers

Starts with L

Axis for measuring shoulder flexion ROM

Starts with M

Finger joint where flexion, extension, and abduction can occur

Starts with N

Forearm placement when testing PIP flexion ROM

Starts with O

Axis for measuring shoulder internal rotation ROM

Starts with P

Position for measuring shoulder extension

Starts with R

Consistent, repeatable results

Starts with S

End feel for elbow flexion

Starts with T

Stabilization for measuring shoulder abduction ROM

Starts with U

Moving arm for measuring shoulder internal rotation

Starts with V

Something is measuring what it's supposed to measure

Starts with W

ROM may not be within normal ranges, but patient's function is not impaired

Contains X

Moving arm when measuring DIP Flexion

Contains Y

ROM increased beyond normal range for the joint

Contains Z

Important step during ROM measurement to prevent unwanted movement