COMPS ROM norms for all joints Flashcards

(45 cards)

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cervical spine flexion ROM

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  • 0-45
  • stationary arm- perpendicular to floor
  • axis of rotation: external auditory meatus
  • movement arm: base of nares
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cervical spine extension

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0-75
Stationary arm 
Perpendicular to the floor 
Axis of rotation 
External Auditory Meatus 
Movement arm 
Base of the nares or nostrils
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cervical spine lateral flexion

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0-45
Stationary arm 
Perpendicular to floor or table 
Axis of rotation 
Spinous Process of C7 
Movement arm 
Bisecting the Cranium vertically
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cervical spine rotation

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60-70
Stationary arm 
Parallel with the nose 
Axis of rotation 
Superior surface and center of the cranium 
Movement arm 
Lateral border of acromion
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T spine flexion with tape measure 2 methods

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10cm
uperior point: Spinous process of C7
Inferior point: Spinous process of S2

second method measure distance to floor

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t spine extension

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  • no norm

- measure distance from hands to floor

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t spine lateral flexion with goni or with tape

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tape - compare to othe rside
- goni 35

GONI: Stationary arm 
Perpendicular from S2 to the floor 
Axis of rotation 
Spinous Process of S2 
Movement arm 
Midline of the spine to spinous process of C7
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t spine rotation with tape measure

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  • no norms
    -patient seated
    Tape measure landmarks
    Superior point: Anterior surface of acromion process of the contralateral shoulder
    Inferior point: Greater trochanter of the ipsilateral femur
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L spine flexion

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  • 6-7cm
    Tape measure landmarks
    Superior point: Spinous process of T12
    Inferior point: Spinous process of S2
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L spine extension

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  • 2 cm
    Superior point: Spinous process of T12
    Inferior point: Spinous process of S2
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Hip flexion

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  • 120 w/ knee flexed. 80-90 w/ knee extended
    -Stationary arm
    Lateral midline of pelvis
    Axis of rotation
    Greater trochanter
    Movement arm
    Midline of lateral femur to the lateral epicondyle of knee
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12
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hip extension

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  • 20
    -pt is prone
    Stationary arm
    Lateral midline of pelvis
    Axis of rotation
    Greater trochanter
    Movement arm
    Midline of lateral femur to the lateral epicondyle of ipsilateral knee
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13
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Hip abduction

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-45
Stationary arm
Align between both anterior superior iliac spine’s
Axis of rotation
Ipsilateral anterior superior iliac spine
Movement arm
Midline of anterior femur to center of patella

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Hip adduction

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-25-30
Stationary arm
Align between both anterior superior iliac spine’s
Axis of rotation
Ipsilateral anterior superior iliac spine
Movement arm
Midline of anterior femur to center of patella

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Hip ER- seated

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  • 35-40
    -Stationary arm
    Perpendicular to floor
    Axis of rotation
    Center of anterior patella
    Movement arm
    Midline of anterior tibia to the center of talocrural joint
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Hip IR seated

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  • 35-40
    -Stationary arm
    Perpendicular to floor
    Axis of rotation
    Center of anterior patella
    Movement arm
    Midline of anterior tibia to the center of talocrural joint
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knee flexion

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  • 140-145
  • pt supine
  • Stationary arm
    Lateral midline of femur to greater trochanter
    Axis of rotation
    Lateral epicondyle of the knee
    Movement arm
    Lateral midline of fibula to lateral malleolus
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18
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knee extension

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-0- 5
- Stationary arm
Lateral midline of femur to greater trochanter
Axis of rotation
Lateral epicondyle of the knee
Movement arm
Lateral midline of fibula to lateral malleolus

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19
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ankle DF

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  • 20
  • Prone feet off the table
    Stationary arm
    Lateral midline of fibula to lateral epicondyle of knee
    Axis of rotation
    Lateral malleolus
    Movement arm
    Parallel to fifth metatarsal
20
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ankle PF

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- 40-50
Stationary arm 
Lateral midline of fibula to lateral epicondyle of knee 
Axis of rotation 
Lateral malleolus 
Movement arm 
Parallel to fifth metatarsal
21
Q

ankle inversion

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- 30-35
Stationary arm 
Anterior midline of tibia to tibial tuberosity 
Axis of rotation 
Center of anterior talocrural joint 
Movement arm 
Anterior midline of second metatarsal
22
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ankle eversion

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  • 20
  • Stationary arm
    Anterior midline of tibia to tibial tuberosity
    Axis of rotation
    Center of anterior talocrural joint
    Movement arm
    Anterior midline of second metatarsal
23
Q

sub talar inversion/supination

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  • 10-12
  • Stationary arm
    Midline of posterior gastrocnemius
    Axis of rotation
    Center of posterior talocrural joint
    Movement arm
    Posterior midline of calcaneus
24
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-subtalar eversion/pronation

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  • 5
    -Stationary arm
    Midline of posterior gastrocnemius
    Axis of rotation
    Center of posterior talocrural joint
    Movement arm
    Posterior midline of calcaneus
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flexion of MTP great toe
- 20-30 - Stationary arm Medial midline of first metatarsal Axis of rotation Medial portion of first metatarsophalangeal joint Movement arm Medial midline of first proximal phalanges
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MTP of great toe extension
- 50-70 - Stationary arm Medial midline of first metatarsal Axis of rotation Medial portion of first metatarsophalangeal joint Movement arm Medial midline of first proximal phalange
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Shoulder flexion
- 180 - Stationary arm Mid-axillary line Axis of rotation Greater tubercle of humerus Movement arm Lateral epicondyle
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shoulder extension
``` 45 - prone -Goniometer landmarks Stationary arm Mid-axillary line Axis of rotation Greater tubercle of humerus Movement arm Lateral epicondyle of humerus ```
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shoulder abduction
- 180 - Stationary arm Parallel to sternum Axis of rotation Anterior acromion Movement arm Bisecting the condyles of humerus. With increased abduction use medial epicondyle
30
shoulder IR
``` - 70 Stationary arm Perpendicular to the floor Axis of rotation Olecranon process Movement arm Ulnar styloid process ```
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shoulder ER
- 90 - Stationary arm Perpendicular to the floor Axis of rotation Olecranon process Movement arm Ulnar styloid process
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elbow flexion
- 140 - Stationary arm Acromion process Axis of rotation Lateral epicondyle Movement arm Radial styloid process
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elbow extension
- 0 - stationary arm Acromion process Axis of rotation Lateral epicondyle Movement arm Radial styloid process
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radioulnar supination
- 0-80 Stationary arm Midline of humerus Axis of rotation Ventral and proximal to ulnar styloid process Movement arm Ventral surface of wrist, proximal and parallel to styloid processes
35
radioulnar pronation
0-80 - Stationary arm Mid-line of humerus Axis of rotation Dorsal and proximal to ulnar styloid process Movement arm Dorsal surface of wrist, proximal and parallel to styloid processes
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wrist flexion
- 80 - Stationary arm From ulnar styloid process to olecranon Axis of rotation Lateral to triquetrum Movement arm Parallel with fifth metacarpal
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wrist extension
- 70 - Stationary arm From ulnar styloid process to olecranon Axis of rotation Lateral to triquetrum Movement arm Parallel with fifth metacarpal
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wrist radial deviation
- 20 - Stationary arm Lateral epicondyle Axis of rotation Capitate Movement arm Parallel with third metacarpal
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wrist ulnar deviation
``` - 30 Stationary arm Lateral epicondyle Axis of rotation Capitate Movement arm Parallel with third metacarpal ```
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``` TMJ ROM -depression - protrusion retrusion -lateral ```
- depression 40 protrusion: 6-9 - retrusion: 1 lateral: 10-12
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Finger MTP ROM flexion extension abduction
-90 45 0
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Finger IP ROM | flexion extension
- 100 | - 0
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thumb carpometacarpal - abduction - flexion - extension - opposition
70 15 35 1-2
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thumb MTP ROM flexion extension
-60 | 0
45
thumb IP ROM flexion extension
-75-80 | 20-25