Goniometer - 8.5 inches (8.5") |
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Products Details
- 8.5” (inches) goniometer
- Plastic Protractor Goniometer
- Clear, plastic construction
- Measurements displayed in inches and centimeters (on both arms)
- 360 degrees of coverage
- Scale reads 1-degree increments
- National Posture Institute branded goniometer for a professional look!
Goniometers will be shipped in 3-5 days.
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Descriptions: |
The 8.5” goniometer features a 360 degree head with 1-degree increments to ensure ISOM (International Standards of Measurement) accuracy. Measurements in inches and centimeters are on both arms. The clear plastic permits observation of the joint's axis of motion and range of motion (ROM). |
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Learn how to use a goniometer with NPI’s
Goniometer and Joint Range of Motion Testing™ DVD |
About the DVD Author: |
Kenneth E. Baldwin is an Associate
Professor/Coordinator for the Undergraduate degree in Fitness and
Wellness Leadership and is the Executive Director for The National
Posture Institute, an educational/professional organization that
educates allied health/fitness and medical professionals to become
designated NPI-Certified Posture Specialists™. He is the Senior
Editor/Lead Author for ACSM’s Resources for the Personal Trainer (2nd
Edition), former Chair of IDEA’s Personal Trainer Committee, and
recipient of IDEA’s Personal Trainer of the Year Award. Ken can be
reached via email at ken@npionline.org for feedback on the DVD seriesor if you have any additional questions. |
"The DVD will provide health/fitness professionals detailed procedures of conducting goniometer assessments to assess a client’s/patient’s joint and muscular range of motion." – Kenneth E. Baldwin |
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