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

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

This finger goniometer is a metal range-of-motion measuring tool for finger joints and other small joints, including toes. It works well for therapists who want to measure ROM with one hand while keeping the other hand free to stabilize the patient or record the reading. The 6 inch stainless steel design reads 110 degrees of flexion through 40 degrees of hyper-extension in 5 degree increments, and the arm includes inch and centimeter markings.

Good Fit For

• Hand and finger range-of-motion assessments
• Therapy settings where one-handed measurement is preferred
• Measuring small joints including toes

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 flexible assessment workflow
• Free hand can be used to stabilize the patient or record measurements
• Stainless steel construction supports routine professional use
• Opposing head markings read 110 degrees flexion through 40 degrees hyper-extension
• Arm includes inch and centimeter scale markings with a 10 cm and 4 inch scale

Applications and Usage

• Checking metacarpophalangeal joint range of motion
• Measuring interphalangeal joint movement
• Assessing toe joint range of motion
• Recording ROM while stabilizing the patient with the other hand

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 10cm.
• Material: Stainless Steel.
• This model is intended for small-joint measurements rather than larger joint assessments
• Readings are marked in 5 degree increments, which may matter if a finer scale is needed
• The measuring arm includes both inch and centimeter markings for mixed-unit workflows

FAQ

• Can this finger goniometer be used with one hand? Yes. The one-finger design lets the therapist take measurements with one hand, leaving the other hand free to stabilize the patient or write down the result.
• What joints can this goniometer measure? This finger goniometer is made for finger joints, including metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal joints, and it can also be used for other small joints such as toes.
• What measurement range does this model show? The head reads from 110 degrees of flexion through 40 degrees of hyper-extension.
• How are the degree markings spaced? Measurements are marked in 5 degree increments.
• Does the arm include linear measurements? Yes. The arm has both inch and centimeter markings, with a 10 cm and 4 inch scale.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.