Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Large Joint Protractor

Baseline® Large Joint Protractor

The Baseline Large Joint Protractor is a range-of-motion measurement tool for major articulations and cervical movement. It works well for clinical and rehabilitation settings that need repeatable angle readings for cervical rotation, lateral flexion of the head, and anterior-posterior cervical flexion. A Bubble level helps support horizontal-plane measurement, and the protractor uses two 180 degree opposing scales in 5 degree increments.

Good Fit For

• Range-of-motion measurement in rehabilitation settings
• Cervical motion assessment workflows
• Major joint angle measurement during patient evaluation

Key Features

• Measures range of motion for all major articulations
• Supports cervical rotation and head lateral flexion measurements
• Also measures anterior-posterior cervical flexion
• Bubble level helps align measurements on a horizontal plane
• Two 180 degree opposing scales allow angle reading from either direction
• Marked in 5 degree increments for clear, consistent readings

Applications and Usage

• Measuring range of motion in major joints
• Checking cervical rotation
• Assessing lateral flexion of the head
• Measuring anterior-posterior cervical flexion

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 11.75".
• Scale markings are in 5 degree increments, which may matter if your workflow requires finer gradation.
• This model is intended for large joint and cervical range-of-motion measurement tasks.

FAQ

• What movements can this protractor measure? This protractor measures range of motion for major articulations, along with cervical rotation, lateral flexion of the head, and anterior-posterior cervical flexion.
• How are the angle readings marked? The protractor has two 180 degree opposing scales marked in 5 degree increments.
• Does this protractor help with horizontal alignment? Yes. A Bubble level helps make sure the measurement is taken on a horizontal plane.
• Is this a good choice for cervical range-of-motion assessment? Yes. The protractor is specifically described for cervical rotation, lateral flexion of the head, and anterior-posterior cervical flexion.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.