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    Passive Movements

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    This document describes the passive range of motion for various joints in the body, including the plane of motion and end feel for each movement. It examines shoulder, arm, wrist, hand, scapula, hip, knee, and ankle range of motion, noting whether the end feel is firm, soft, or hard for flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, and other movements in the sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes.

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    This document describes the passive range of motion for various joints in the body, including the plane of motion and end feel for each movement. It examines shoulder, arm, wrist, hand, scapula, hip, knee, and ankle range of motion, noting whether the end feel is firm, soft, or hard for flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, and other movements in the sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes.

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    This document describes the passive range of motion for various joints in the body, including the plane of motion and end feel for each movement. It examines shoulder, arm, wrist, hand, scapula, hip, knee, and ankle range of motion, noting whether the end feel is firm, soft, or hard for flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, and other movements in the sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes.

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    Passive Movements

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    This document describes the passive range of motion for various joints in the body, including the plane of motion and end feel for each movement. It examines shoulder, arm, wrist, hand, scapula, hip, knee, and ankle range of motion, noting whether the end feel is firm, soft, or hard for flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, and other movements in the sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes.

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    Passive movement Plane End feel

    Shoulder
    Shoulder flexion/extension Sagittal Firm
    Abduction/adduction Frontal/coronal Firm
    Shoulder internal (medial) Transverse Firm
    and external (lateral) rotation
    Shoulder horizontal Frontal coronal Abduction – firm
    adduction/abduction Adduction - soft
    Glenohumeral Frontal/coronal Firm
    abduction/adduction
    Arms
    Elbow flexion/extension Sagittal Flexion – soft
    Extension - hard
    Forearm Transverse Firm
    pronation/supination
    Wrist flexion/extension Frontal/coronal Firm
    Radial/ulnar deviation Frontal/coronal Firm
    Metacarpophalangeal and Sagittal Firm
    intercarpophalangeal
    flexion/extension
    Thumb flexion/extension Frontal/coronal Firm
    Thumb abduction/adduction Sagittal Firm
    Scapula
    Scapula Sagittal Firm
    elevation/depression
    Scapula Frontal/coronal Firm
    retraction/protraction
    Hip
    Flexion/extension Sagittal Soft
    Hip abduction/adduction Frontal/coronal Firm
    Hip internal/external rotation Transverse Firm
    Knee
    Knee flexion/extension Sagittal Knee flexion – soft
    Knee extension – hard
    Ankle
    Dorsiflexion Sagittal Firm
    Plantarflexion Sagittal Firm
    Ankle and foot Frontal/coronal Firm
    inversion/eversion
    Metatarsophalangeal
    Flexion/extension Sagittal Firm

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