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for completeness sake iamp;#39;m going to be uploading a bunch of omm videos to kind of round out this section of my channel so in this video weamp;#39;ll be talking about spinal range of motion so for spinal range of motion itamp;#39;s actually kind of simple you just want to break it down into the cervical spine the thoracic spine and the lumbar spine and then for each spinal segment you just need to know the degrees of motion that you can get in the various positions including flexion extension rotation and side bending so letamp;#39;s just kind of rapidly run through this iamp;#39;ll explain as we go iamp;#39;ll try to point out what spinal segment youamp;#39;re monitoring and then at the very end iamp;#39;ll give you a cool mnemonic to remember all of the important information from this chart so for the cervical spine both flexion and extension can go from 45 to 90 degrees so when you have a patient in front of you you want to put your fingers on the c7 t1 inner space and
