Category: Range of motion

Flexion and range of motion are essential components in physiotherapy assessments. These terms describe the movement capacity of a joint or muscle, which is…

In many physiotherapy assessments, range of motion (ROM) testing is a vital aspect to determine the presence and severity of musculoskeletal disorders. An important…

Internal rotation is a crucial component of the shoulder joint’s range of motion. It allows for functional activities such as reaching behind one’s back,…

Imagine a patient who has been experiencing pain in their shoulder for weeks, limiting their ability to move and perform daily activities. The physiotherapist…

Shoulder pain is a common complaint among individuals of all ages and lifestyles. A thorough physical examination can help identify the source of discomfort,…

John, a 42-year-old construction worker, had been experiencing persistent pain in his right shoulder for several weeks. Despite taking over-the-counter pain medication and receiving…

In a physiotherapy exam, understanding the range of motion is crucial in identifying and treating musculoskeletal disorders. One important aspect of this assessment is…