Assessment of Range of Motion, principles
- 1. GONIOMETRY Dr. Simran Mishra, Dept of Neurophysiotherapy DVVPFs, College of Physiotherapy
- 2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES At the end of lecture first year students should be able to •Define Goniometry •Understand Kinematics and Range of Motion •Explain End Feel •Describe Principles and Procedure
- 3. Introduction 3 Kinematics 4-5 Range of Motion 6 End Feel 8 Principles 10-12 Contents 3
- 4. INTRODUCTION Examiner Obtains these measurements by placing instrument alongwith the bones that are immediately proximal and distal to the joint being evaluated. Gonia Metro n GONIOMETRY
- 5. KINEMATICS Study of Motion without regard of forces that are creating motion • Arthokinematics • Osteokinematics Goniometry measures angles created by motion of the shaft of the bones.
- 6. CLINICAL IMPLICATION Concave Convex Rule When a convex joint surface is moving, the roll and glide occur in the opposite direction. When a concave joint surface is moving, the roll and the glide occur in the same direction.
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Editor's Notes
- #4: Used to measure and document amount of active or paasive ROM, as well as abnor,mal fixed joint position.