PROM

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Procedure

One hand supports the client’s elbow
The other hand takes their wrist
Keeping their elbow flexed to about 90°, laterally rotate the arm TIP 268

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Zero Position

Anatomical Position
Forearms flexed
Hands in “thumbs up” position
Fingertips touching TIP 303

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Caution

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Endfeel

Soft, antagonists, shoulder medial rotators
Joint capsule

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Avoid

Extension of the spine TIP 259
Extending wrist and fingers TIP 255
Abduction of the shoulder TIP 251
IL lateral flexion and or IL rotation of the spine TIP 269

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Permit

Flexion of the forearm TIP 271
Neutral position of forearm TIP 260

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Agonist Muscles

Shoulder (Arm) Lateral Rotators

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Antagonist Muscles

Shoulder (Arm) Medial Rotators

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Tissues Compressed

Agonists, shoulder lateral rotators
Posterior glenohumeral joint capsule

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Tissues Stretched

Antagonists, shoulder medial rotators
Anterior glenohumeral joint capsule

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Joints Directly Involved

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Joints Indirectly Involved

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Special Notes

Always test for rotation with the arm hanging down and in 90° of abduction TIP 252
For both medial and lateral rotation of the arm the forearm has to be kept in 90° of flexion TIP 267

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