Goniometry

Question 1

What does a goniometer measure?

Answer 1

Joint ROM

Question 2

Read the large numbers on the goniometer after the body part surpasses (blank) degrees

Answer 2

90

Question 3

Once the body part exceeds 90 degrees, do you read the large or small numbers?

Answer 3

Large

Question 4

The stationary bar is also known as the

Answer 4

Proximal Bar

Question 5

The stationary bar includes a

Answer 5

Protractor

Question 6

Flexion range for cervical spine

Answer 6

0-45

Question 7

Extension range for cervical spine

Answer 7

0-45

Question 8

Lateral flexion range for cervical spine

Answer 8

0-45

Question 9

Rotation range for cervical spine

Answer 9

0-60

Question 10

Flexion range for thoracic and lumbar spines

Answer 10

0-80

Question 11

Extension range for thoracic and lumbar spines

Answer 11

0-30

Question 12

Lateral flexion range for thoracic and lumbar spine

Answer 12

0-40

Question 13

Rotation range for thoracic and lumbar spine

Answer 13

0-45

Question 14

Shoulder flexion range

Answer 14

0-170

Question 15

Shoulder extension range

Answer 15

0-60

Question 16

Shoulder abduction range

Answer 16

0-170

Question 17

Shoulder adduction range

Answer 17

0

Question 18

Shoulder horizontal abduction range

Answer 18

0-40

Question 19

Shoulder horizontal adduction range

Answer 19

0-130

Question 20

Shoulder internal rotation range with arm in abduction

Answer 20

0-70

Question 21

Shoulder internal rotation range with arm in adduction

Answer 21

0-60

Question 22

Shoulder external rotation range with arm in abduction

Answer 22

0-90

Question 23

Shoulder external rotation range with arm in adduction

Answer 23

0-80

Question 24

Elbow flexion range

Answer 24

0 to 135-150

Question 25

Elbow extension range

Answer 25

0

Question 26

Forearm pronation range

Answer 26

0 to 80-90

Question 27

Forearm supination range

Answer 27

0 to 80-90

Question 28

Wrist flexion range

Answer 28

0-80

Question 29

Wrist extension range

Answer 29

0-70

Question 30

Ulnar deviation (adduction) range

Answer 30

0-30

Question 31

Radial deviation (abduction) range

Answer 31

0-20

Question 32

DIP flexion range of the thumb

Answer 32

0 to 80-90

Question 33

MP flexion range of the thumb

Answer 33

0-50

Question 34

Adduction (radial and palmar)

Answer 34

0

Question 35

Palmar abduction range of the thumb

Answer 35

0-50

Question 36

Radial abduction range of the thumb

Answer 36

0-50

Question 37

MP flexion range of the fingers

Answer 37

0-90

Question 38

MP hyperextension range of the fingers

Answer 38

0 to 15-45

Question 39

PIP flexion range of the fingers

Answer 39

0-110

Question 40

DIP flexion range of the fingers

Answer 40

0-80

Question 41

Abduction range of the fingers

Answer 41

0-25

Question 42

Hip flexion range

Answer 42

0-120

Question 43

Hip extension range

Answer 43

0-30

Question 44

Hip abduction range

Answer 44

0-40

Question 45

Hip adduction range

Answer 45

0-35

Question 46

Hip internal rotation range

Answer 46

0-45

Question 47

Hip external rotation range

Answer 47

0-45

Question 48

Knee flexion range

Answer 48

0-135

Question 49

Plantar flexion range

Answer 49

0-50

Question 50

Dorsiflexion range

Answer 50

0-15

Question 51

Inversion range of the ankle

Answer 51

0-35

Question 52

Eversion range of the ankle

Answer 52

0-20