Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Finger Goniometer - Plastic - 1-Finger Design - 6"

Baseline® Finger Goniometer - Plastic - 1-Finger Design - 6"

This finger goniometer is a plastic range-of-motion measuring tool for finger joints and other small joints, including toes. The one-finger design helps a therapist take measurements with one hand while keeping the other hand free to stabilize the patient or record results. Easy-to-read white markings on opaque black plastic and a 10 cm arm with inch and centimeter scale support quick reference during exams.

Good Fit For

• Hand and finger range-of-motion assessments
• Small joint measurement, including toes
• Therapists who want one hand free during measurement

Key Features

• Measures range of motion for finger joints and other small joints, including toes
• One-finger design allows one-handed measurement for a more efficient exam workflow
• Opposing head markings read 110 degrees flexion through 40 degrees hyper-extension
• 5 degree increments help with consistent ROM readings
• Linear scale on the arm shows both inches and centimeters for added reference
• Opaque black plastic with white markings is easy to read during assessment

Applications and Usage

• Measuring metacarpophalangeal joint range of motion
• Measuring interphalangeal joint range of motion
• Checking toe or other small-joint motion during assessment
• Recording ROM while stabilizing the patient with the free hand

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 10cm.
• Material: Plastic.
• This model is built around a one-finger measuring approach, which may suit workflows where one-handed operation is preferred.
• The arm scale is 10 cm with inch and centimeter markings, so buyers should confirm that format fits their documentation preferences.
• Markings read in 5 degree increments rather than single-degree increments.

FAQ

• Can this finger goniometer be used for joints other than fingers? Yes. This finger goniometer measures finger joints and other small joints, including toes.
• What makes this model different from a standard finger goniometer? The one-finger design lets the therapist take a measurement with one hand, leaving the other hand free to stabilize the patient or write down the reading.
• What measurement range does the head show? The head shows opposing measures from 110 degrees of flexion through 40 degrees of hyper-extension.
• How detailed are the angle markings? This model reads in 5 degree increments.
• Does the arm include a linear scale? Yes. The arm has a linear scale in inches and centimeters and uses a 10 cm scale.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.