Baseline Finger Goniometers

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Standard 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing 180? to 30? scales in 5? increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Deluxe 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has extra-large head with opposing 180? to 0? scales in 5? increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Small 3?" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing 180? to 30? scales in 5? increments.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Unique design allows measurements to be taken by the therapist using only one hand; this frees up the therapist's other hand to stabilize the patient during measurement or to record the measurement; the standard finger goniometer requires two hands to make a finger ROM measurement. 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing measures 110? flexion through 40? hyper-extension in 5? increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters and has 10cm / 4" scale.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Unique design allows measurements to be taken by the therapist using only one hand; this frees up the therapist's other hand to stabilize the patient during measurement or to record the measurement; the standard finger goniometer requires two hands to make a finger ROM measurement. 6" plastic finger goniometer has head with opposing measures 110? flexion through 40? hyper-extension in 5? increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters and has 10cm / 4" scale. Plastic is an opaque black with easy-to-read white markings.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Standard 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing 180° to 30° scales in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Deluxe 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has extra-large head with opposing 180° to 0° scales in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Small 3½" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing 180° to 30° scales in 5° increments.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Unique design allows measurements to be taken by the therapist using only one hand; this frees up the therapist's other hand to stabilize the patient during measurement or to record the measurement; the standard finger goniometer requires two hands to make a finger ROM measurement. 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing measures 110° flexion through 40° hyper-extension in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters and has 10cm / 4" scale.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Unique design allows measurements to be taken by the therapist using only one hand; this frees up the therapist's other hand to stabilize the patient during measurement or to record the measurement; the standard finger goniometer requires two hands to make a finger ROM measurement. 6" plastic finger goniometer has head with opposing measures 110° flexion through 40° hyper-extension in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters and has 10cm / 4" scale. Plastic is an opaque black with easy-to-read white markings.