Baseline Finger Goniometer, Metal, Standard 6 inches - 25/BX.

The Baseline Metal Finger Goniometer – Standard, 6 Inch is a precision tool designed for accurately measuring the range of motion (ROM) in finger joints. Ideal for use in physical therapy, occupational therapy, and rehabilitation settings, this professional-grade goniometer provides consistent and reliable measurements for assessing finger mobility and tracking progress.

Constructed from durable metal, this 6-inch finger goniometer is built for long-term use and ensures precision in even the smallest joints. Its compact size and easy-to-read measurements make it a must-have tool for clinicians and therapists.

Key Features:

• 6-Inch Design: Compact and precise, ideal for measuring finger joint ROM.
• Durable Metal Construction: Built for consistent accuracy and long-lasting use.
• Easy-to-Read Markings: Clear angle markings ensure accurate and reliable readings.
• Professional-Grade Tool: Suitable for clinical and rehabilitation environments.
• Portable and Lightweight: Easy to carry and use in various settings.

Common Use Cases:

• Measuring range of motion in finger joints for therapy or rehabilitation.
• Tracking progress during recovery from hand injuries or surgeries.
• Evaluating finger mobility for conditions such as arthritis or tendon injuries.
• Supporting ergonomic and functional capacity assessments.

How to Use:

1. Align the center of the goniometer with the joint axis of the finger being measured.
2. Position the arms of the goniometer along the stationary and moving parts of the finger.
3. Record the angle shown on the scale to determine the range of motion.
4. Repeat as needed to track changes or compare results.

Precautions:

• Use under the guidance of a healthcare provider for accurate evaluations.
• Handle with care to maintain the precision and integrity of the device.
• Clean and store properly after each use to ensure durability.

The Baseline Metal Finger Goniometer – Standard, 6 Inch offers a reliable and professional solution for accurately measuring finger range of motion, making it an essential tool for therapists and clinicians.