Cervical Range of Motion (ROM)

The cervical ROM module allows for one or three repetition testing along with marking point of pain. Below you will find various tutorials on how to understand Cervical ROM. Additional Range of Motions modules are currently being worked on and will be released as soon as we are done validating. Please review how to edit captured ROM Studies and valid point digitizations below.

*Make sure your patient follows proper procedure for warm up prior to ROM testing in all ranges of motion to be tested prior to actual study.

The patient should be SEATED during the examination, not standing. If using the supine axial rotation method, they will lay supine for that examination.

Cervical ROM Demo

Video Tutorial: https://youtu.be/rVW-PrvsJRE?si=CVCfMGd8jFTvNVNI

Cervical Detailed Tutorial ROM Basics (one repetition, no pain marked)

Video tutorial: https://youtu.be/PrfglcBZaII?si=_KzOdMeKOzdWTtJ5

Detailed Tutorial Walk Through of Cervical ROM

Gyroscopic Method for Axial Rotation.

Video Tutorial: https://youtu.be/gJebWQUWjiQ

Optional Photographic Method for Axial Rotation.

In order to turn on the photographic method simply open PostureScreen, click Settings> Rang of Motion> Toggle OFF “Cervical Rotation ROM: Using Gyroscope Method instead of Visual.”

Video tutorial: https://youtu.be/OWcXSf37eLM