Course curriculum

Module 1 Assessing ROM

• Why is assessing active ROM so useful?

• 3 key pieces of information that the ROM test provides

• What are the ranges of movement available in the neck?

• 5 steps for assessing (active) range of movement

• What instructions to give your client

• A tip for assessing cervical rotation in supine

• 5 key things to note when assessing range of movement in the neck

(and what they might tell you)

Module 2 Measuring ROM

• ‘Normal’ range of movement

• How to measure range of movement using a tape measure

• How to read a goniometer

• How to measure range of movement using a goniometer

Module 3 How to document your findings

• Using tables

• Using annotation

• Documenting your tape measurements

• Documenting goniometer measurements

• Documenting quality of movement

Module 4 Using your findings and improving your skill

• 6 ways to use your ROM findings to help your client

• 6 ways to get really good at assessing range of movement

• Self-reflection and Troubleshooting tips

1

Introduction
- Introduction Free Preview
2

Module 1: Assessing Range of Movement
- Module 1: Assessing Range of Movement
3

Module 2: Measuring Range of Movement
- 'Normal' Range of Movement
- Measuring Range of Movement Using a Tape Measure
- How to Read a Goniometer
- Measuring Range of Movement Using a Goniometer
4

Module 3: How to Document Your Findings
- How to Document Your Findings
5

Module 4: Using your Findings and Improving Your Skill
- Using Your Findings and Improving Your Skill

How to Assess and Measure Range of Movement in the Neck