Figure 6c: MCP Flexion
Figure 6f: Wrist Radial Deviation
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Source: Erin Peterson
Figure 6g: Wrist Ulnar Deviation
Figure 6d: Wrist Flexion
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Source: Erin Peterson
● Passive range of motion (PROM) should be tested gently. Al- though this assessment might appear similar to testing active motion, the therapist is providing the movement and assess- ing the point at which the end feel is evident (Figure 7). The clinician should check for normal capsular end feel and pain. Figure 7: Passive Range of Motion: Hyperextension of the Metacarpophalangeal Joint
Figure 6e: Wrist Extension
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Source: Erin Peterson
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