Pt. 1. Principles Of Standardized Range Of Motion Measurement. Ch. 1. Key Principles. Principles For Measurement Of Range Of Motion. 1. Prepare The Examinee. 2. Identify Anatomical Landmarks. 3. Have The Individual Perform Standardized Warm-up Exercises. 4. Properly Position And Stabilize The Body. 5. Select, Apply, And Stabilize Instrumentation. 6. Use The Standardized Neutral Zero Measuring Method And Proper Measuring Techniques. 7. Accurately Record Measurements In The Numerical Sftr System. 8. Recognized And Evaluate The Importance Of The Factors Affecting Range Of Motion -- Pt. 2. How To Perform Joint Measurements In The Spine, Upper Extremities, And Lower Extremities. Ch. 2. Measuring Joints In The Spine. Cervical Spine. Thoracic Spine. Lumbar Spine. Ch. 3. Measuring Joints In The Upper Extremities. Shoulder. Elbow. Forearm. Wrist. Hand (thumb And Digits). Carpometacarpal Joint Of The Thumb (cmc I). Metacarpophalangeal Joint Of The Thumb (mcp I). Interphalangeal Joint Of The Thumb (ipp). Metacarpophalangeal Joint Of The Second Digit (mcp Ii). Proximal Interphalangeal Joint Of The Second Digit (pip Ii). Distal Interphalangeal Joint Of The Second Digit (dip Ii). Ch. 4. Measuring Joints In The Lower Extremities. Hip. Knee. Upper Ankle Joint, Hindfoot. Lower Ankle Joint, Hindfoot. Forefoot. Toes. Big Toe, Metatarsophalangeal Joint (mtp I). Big Toe, Interphalangeal Joint (iph). Toes Ii Through V: Recordings. John J. Gerhardt, Linda Cocchiarella, Randall D. Lea. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 21-22) And Index.