Goniometry. Wrist Flexion: Pt seated with forearm resting on table (use olecranon process & midline of ulna as reference for stationary arm)

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Goniometry Wrist Flexion: Pt seated with forearm resting on table (use olecranon process & midline of ulna as reference for stationary arm) Wrist Extension: Pt seated with forearm resting on table (Goniometer alignment as in wrist flexion) The Triquetrum On the ulnar side of the wrist lies the "ulnar snuffbox" between the extensor and the flexor carpi ulnaris tendons. At the base of this snuffbox one can palpate the triquetrum during radial deviation.

Wrist Radial Deviation: Pt seated with forearm on table Wrist Ulnar Deviation: Pt seated with forearm on table The Capitate: Palpable immediately proximal to the base of the 3rd metacarpal. W/ wrist in neutral, one may palpate a small depression in capitate. W/ wrist flexed the depression rolls distally, & capitate slides out from under lunate to create a fullness where depression has been.

Hip Int Rotation: Subject seated with thigh stabilized and knee flexed to 90⁰. (Don't let trunk/pelvis lean!) Axis aligned with mid patella. Stationary arm perpendicular to floor. Movable arm aligned with tibial crest/point midway between malleoli Hip External Rotation: Pt seated. Thigh Stabilized. Knee flexed to 90⁰. (Don't let trunk/pelvis lean!) Axis aligned with mid patella. Stationary arm perpendicular to floor. Movable arm aligned with tibial crest/point midway between malleoli

Ankle Plantarflexion: Pt supine

Ankle Dorsiflexion: Pt prone. Ankle in Sub-talar Neutral Ankle Dorsiflexion with Gastrocsoleus Limiting: Pt supine & in sub-talar neutral

Hip Extension: Pt prone. Trunk Midline - Greater Trochanter - Lateral Epicondyle of Femur (Since we are limited in space, you will need to take turns on the plinth measuring this)

Knee Flexion with Rectus Femoris Length Limiting: Pt prone. Shdr Complex Flexion: Pt supine; knees bent/feet resting on mat to flatten lumbar spine; (Stabilize scapula if measuring pure gleno-humeral joint motion)

Shdr Complex Abduction: Pt supine; Shoulder Externally Rotated; stabilize thorax; (Stabilize scapula if measuring pure gleno-humeral joint motion) Shdr Complex Extension: Pt prone; stabilize trunk (Stabilize scapula if measuring pure gleno-humeral joint motion)

Shdr Complex Int. Rotation: Pt supine; 90⁰ shoulder abduction, 90⁰ elbow flexion; stabilize trunk; (Stabilize scapula if measuring pure gleno-humeral joint motion) Shdr Complex Ext Rotation: Pt supine; 90⁰ shoulder abduction, 90⁰ elbow flexion; stabilize trunk; (Stabilize scapula if measuring pure gleno-humeral joint motion)

Elbow Flexion: Pt. supine with forearm supinated (can use midline of radius & midline of humerus for alignment of moving & stationary arms Elbow Extension: Pt supine

Hip Flexion: Supine. Let knee flex prn. Trunk Midline - Greater Trochanter - Lateral Epicondyle Hip Abduction: Pt supine (use imaginary line between ASISs for stationary arm & midline of femur for movable arm alignment

Hip Adduction: Pt supine. Abduct opposite hip (to get it out of the way) Knee Flexion: Pt supine. Allow comfortable hip flexion.

Knee Extension: Pt. prone