| range of motion |
the term refers specifically to the angle of movement allowed by a joint when one of it's bony levers or body segments moves from its neutral position to its potentional.
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| range of motion e. |
the putting of a joint through its full range of normal movements; it may be either active or passive.
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| range of motion |
the degree of movement that occurs at a joint.
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| range of motion |
range of movement of a limb
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| range of motion |
Range of Motion is the arc of motion, which a joint passes through. ROM measurements can help a therapist determine appropriate treatment goals and current range of motion degrees.
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