Passive Range of Motion: Wrist & Hand

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This is not medical advice. The content is intended as educational content for health care professionals and students. If you are a patient, seek care of a health care professional. Andreas demonstrates Passive Range of Motion (PROM) in the wrist and hand
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[@asokkumar6610]

Really very useful like many of them shown by my Physiotherapist.Thank you sir

[@katherinepoli7929]

Very goooooood young man …can not be better

[@dipanshuyadav1794]

Nicely explained sir

[@tradingmadhukar]

It helped me thanks a lot 😄😄😄😄

[@sivaranjani8225]

Really Superb 👌 Thank you Sir🙂🙏

[@cristianmurar3185]

medially from anatomical position would be the ulnar side flexion and laterally would be the thumb/ radial side flexion of the wrist.

[@zaidhijab4703]

good

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[@namratabathre724]

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Cool - glad to hear Namrata!

[@skn31]

I would like to ask a question, I never got an answer for and also couldn`t find anything valid online (I'm wheelchair-user and my best friend happens to be a quadriplegic): Is it "really okay" to constantly stretch the fingers of somebody, who uses "Tenodesis" to create some kind of grasp (as a quadriplegic), doing passive ROM every day ? I do know, that the wrist has to be in "flection mode", so the fingers "kind of open a little bit" - but I am always afraid that the whole "tenodesis-function gets ruined", since those finger tendons got shortened on purpose and the "fist like position" is what they were aiming for. To me, it kind of looks like a lot of doctors/chiroprators/caregivers act, like this function does not exist. So I would like to hear your opinion on this subject/ in this case, please ! Thank you very much in advance ! (and SORRY for my shitty English skills, my German would be much better :) !)

[@Shellyluv14]

I know this is literally from years ago and you probably got an answer by now but I’m in school to be a Physical Therapy Assistant and the way we learn about tenodesis grip is that you do not want to stretch the FDP actively. Those are the finger flexors so we are learning to not extend those or stretch them actively if they have the tenodesis grasp.

[@ernestoe2203]

Great video! But one question, what are you fixating during finger flexion?

[@Physiotutors]

For AROM assessment always fixate the distal end of the proximal bone.

[@Lee-ys2ts]

Wouldn't want him stretching my joints...he looks rough....lol

[@tradingmadhukar]

It helped me thanks a lot 😄😄😄😄

[@Physiotutors]

Happy to hear Madhukar!