Range of Motion | Speedy Assessment

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Range of Motion assessment with either webcam and optical recognition or an accelerometer (in this video we use an iPhone).

Speedy Assessment has five components. This is the fourth one, and allows you to examine the cervical range of motion.

Visual range of motion can be done either using a headband (where the computer sights in on a predefined colour) or using an iPhone/iPod (or other accelerometer)

An uneven range of motion forces your body to work in a way it isn't optimally designed for. Asymmetric movement can even lead to early joint degeneration.

Speedy Assessment is used by chiropractors, osteopaths, personal trainers for postural evaulation, patient education and assessment.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• range of motion
• inclinometer
• goniometer
• accelerometer
• cervical
• chiropractic
• speedy assessment
• patient education

[metriks07]

Very informative video.

Metriks' FCE software allows the healthcare professional to objectively quantify and report on a person's functional abilities.