Assessment of Range of Motion, principles

Range of Motion Evaluation Theory

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. 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.

7. Range of Motion

8. PROJECT MILESTONES 23 JAN DEVELOPMENT Project development & brainstorming 24 FEB PRODUCTION Creation of product prototype & feedback 01 MAR QA REVIEW Quality assurance review process 15 APR LAUNCH Product is ready to be sent to market

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10. PROJECT OUTLINE 2