Shoulder (Range of Motion) Goniometry
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- čas přidán 4. 08. 2024
- Join us as we give you The Upper Hand when it comes to obtaining range of motion measurements of the shoulder by way of goniometry. We have an entire series on goniometry of the upper extremity so check it out!
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Disclaimer: The content in this video and description should not be taken as sole medical advice as it is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice given by your MD or current occupational/physical therapist. Always seek the guidance of your doctor or licensed therapist regarding your health or any medical condition. Before performing any suggestions in this video please consult with your healthcare professional.
Check out our full series on Goniometry of the upper extremity!
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Ask and you shall receive! We will post a MMT video this coming Sunday so make sure you hit that notification bell so that you know exactly when it is uploaded! Thanks for watching.
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may i ask? i have practicals tom and my topic was ROM shoulder adduction. should i just perform the adduction horizontally?
I would assume so! Otherwise you are just seeing if the patient can hold their arm at there side as that would technically be adduction.
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How do you perform shoulder assessment if the patient can't lie flat on their back?
Good question! All of these ROM measurements can be performed with patient in sitting as well as standing!
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Thank you! Stay tuned for much more!