Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Acuangle® Adjustable-Feet Inclinometer

Baseline® Acuangle® Adjustable-Feet Inclinometer

The Baseline Acuangle adjustable-feet inclinometer is a range-of-motion measuring tool used near a joint to read movement directly from the dial. It fits evaluation workflows where buyers need a simple way to measure ROM and adapt the instrument to body contours during use. Adjustable feet move side to side, and some neck and back measurement protocols require using 2 inclinometers at the same time.

Good Fit For

• Range-of-motion measurement workflows
• Joint motion evaluation
• Neck and back measurement protocols that may use 2 instruments

Key Features

• Measures range of motion directly from the dial for straightforward ROM readings
• Adjustable feet move side to side to adapt to body contours during measurement
• Used near the joint being measured as part of a step-by-step ROM process
• Supports measurement methods codified in the AMA Guide to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, third edition
• Compact 4 inch L x 4 inch W x 1 inch H form for handling and placement during exams

Applications and Usage

• Measuring joint range of motion by zeroing the dial and reading movement through the range
• Using the adjustable feet to fit body contours during ROM assessment
• Following neck and back protocols that call for 2 inclinometers at the same time

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Use the inclinometer near the joint to be measured and zero the dial before taking the joint through its range
• Some neck and back measurement protocols require 2 inclinometers, so a single unit may not meet every workflow

FAQ

• What does this inclinometer measure? This inclinometer is used to measure range of motion. The reading is taken directly from the dial after the joint moves through its range.
• How do the adjustable feet help during use? The adjustable feet move side to side along the scale so the inclinometer can adapt to body contours during measurement.
• How is the range of motion reading taken? Place the inclinometer near the joint, turn the dial until the scale reads 0, move the joint through its range, and then read the range traveled from the dial.
• Can one inclinometer handle every measurement protocol? Not always. Some neck and back measurement protocols require the simultaneous use of 2 inclinometers.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.