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The document is an Upper Extremity Range of Motion Chart that records the range of motion measurements for various shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist, and thumb movements for a student. It includes normal values for each movement and allows for comments regarding the student's condition or any factors affecting measurements.

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How to check range of motion in upper extremities?

ROM refers to how much a joint can move through its full arc. For the upper extremities, this includes shoulder, elbow, wrist, and finger joints. Normal ROM varies by joint and person. ROM is measured in degrees.

How do you assess range of motion?

Instructions for measuring ROM: While in a standing or seated position and the right arm straight at the clients side, their elbow in full extension, and their palm facing forward (i.e., the radioulnar joint in supination), have the client flex their elbow as far as possible without flexing their wrist.

How to measure upper extremity range of motion?

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What is normal supination and pronation ROM?

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How do you assess upper extremities?

To test upper extremity strength, ask the patient to extend their forearms with palms facing upwards. Place your hands on their inner forearms and ask them to pull their arms toward them while you provide resistance. An expected finding is the patient strongly bilaterally pulls against resistance with both arms.