Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Bubble® Inclinometer

Baseline® Bubble® Inclinometer

The Baseline Bubble Inclinometer is a range-of-motion measuring tool used to assess joint movement. It fits rehabilitation, therapy, and impairment evaluation workflows where clinicians need a direct dial reading during ROM measurement. The inclinometer measures about 4 inch long by 4 inch wide with a slim 0.2 inch profile.

Good Fit For

• Range-of-motion measurement workflows
• Joint movement assessment
• Neck and back measurement protocols that call for two inclinometers
• Impairment evaluation settings using AMA Guide standards

Key Features

• Measures range of motion for joint assessment
• Direct dial reading supports quick ROM checks during movement
• Zero the scale before testing for straightforward measurement setup
• Works by placing the inclinometer near the joint being measured
• Some neck and back protocols use two inclinometers at the same time

Applications and Usage

• Measuring joint range of motion during evaluation
• Recording neck or back measurements in protocols that require simultaneous readings
• Using direct dial readings while taking a joint through its range

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Measurement begins by placing the inclinometer near the joint and turning the dial to 0 before moving through range.
• Some neck and back protocols require two inclinometers, so confirm whether a single unit meets your workflow.
• Buyers who need a compact handheld format may prefer its slim 0.2 inch profile.

FAQ

• What does this inclinometer measure? This inclinometer measures range of motion for joint assessment.
• How is the Bubble Inclinometer used? Place the inclinometer near the joint to be measured, turn the dial until the scale reads 0, take the joint through its range, and read the range traveled directly from the dial.
• Can one inclinometer handle neck and back measurement protocols? Some neck and back measurement protocols require two inclinometers used at the same time, so one unit may not be enough for every protocol.
• Is this product tied to a recognized ROM evaluation standard? Yes. The product details note that standards are codified in the AMA Guide to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, third edition.
• What size is the inclinometer? The inclinometer measures 4 inch L x 4 inch W x 0.2 inch H.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.