Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Bubble® Inclinometer, 25-Pack

Baseline® Bubble® Inclinometer, 25-Pack

The Baseline Bubble Inclinometer is a range-of-motion measuring tool used to assess joint movement. It fits rehabilitation, therapy, and clinical evaluation workflows that follow established ROM measurement methods, including protocols referenced in the AMA Guide to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, third edition. This case includes 25 inclinometers, which can be useful for higher-volume departments or settings where multiple units are needed.

Good Fit For

• Range-of-motion measurement workflows
• Joint movement assessment
• Neck and back measurement protocols that call for 2 units
• Departments needing multiple inclinometers on hand

Key Features

• Measures range of motion for joint assessment
• Direct dial-reading method supports straightforward ROM measurement
• Zero the scale before testing, then read the range traveled from the dial
• Referenced for use with AMA Guide to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, third edition
• Some neck and back protocols use 2 inclinometers at the same time
• 25-pack case format helps support multi-room or higher-volume use

Applications and Usage

• Measuring joint range of motion during evaluation
• Following dial-based ROM measurement steps near the joint being assessed
• Supporting standardized impairment evaluation workflows
• Using 2 inclinometers simultaneously for certain neck and back protocols

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Some neck and back measurement protocols require 2 inclinometers at the same time.
• Use involves placing the inclinometer near the joint, zeroing the scale, and reading the range traveled directly from the dial.
• A 25-pack case may be a better fit for departments or practices that need multiple units rather than a single instrument.

FAQ

• What does the Baseline Bubble Inclinometer measure? The Baseline Bubble Inclinometer measures range of motion for joint assessment.
• How is the 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 this inclinometer be used for neck and back measurements? Yes. Some neck and back measurement protocols require the simultaneous use of 2 inclinometers.
• Is this product aligned with standardized impairment evaluation methods? The product details note that standards are codified in the AMA Guide to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, third edition.
• How many inclinometers come in this offering? This offering is a 25-pack case.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.