Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Finger Goniometer - Plastic - 1-Finger Design - 6", 25-Pack

Baseline® Finger Goniometer - Plastic - 1-Finger Design - 6", 25-Pack

This finger goniometer is a plastic tool for measuring range of motion in 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 the reading. Easy-to-read white markings on opaque black plastic support clear viewing, and the arm includes both inch and centimeter scale markings.

Good Fit For

• Range-of-motion assessment of fingers and toes
• Therapy settings where one-handed measurement is helpful
• Clinicians documenting small-joint motion

Key Features

• Measures range of motion for finger joints and other small joints, including toes
• One-finger design allows one-handed measurement, which can simplify therapist workflow
• Opposing head scale reads 110 degrees flexion through 40 degrees hyper-extension in 5 degree increments
• Linear arm scale shows inches and centimeters for added reference during assessment
• Opaque black plastic with white markings improves readability

Applications and Usage

• Measuring metacarpophalangeal joint range of motion
• Measuring interphalangeal joint range of motion
• Checking motion in other small joints such as toes
• Recording ROM while keeping one hand free to stabilize the patient

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 10cm.
• Material: Plastic.
• This model is intended for finger joints and other small joints rather than larger joint measurements
• Scale markings are shown in 5 degree increments
• The arm includes both inch and centimeter markings for linear reference

FAQ

• Can this finger goniometer be used with one hand? Yes. The one-finger design allows the therapist to 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 measures range of motion in finger joints, including metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal joints, and it can also be used on other small joints such as toes.
• What measurement range does the head show? The head reads from 110 degrees of flexion through 40 degrees of hyper-extension, with markings in 5 degree increments.
• Are there linear scale markings on the arm? Yes. The arm includes a linear scale in inches and centimeters.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.