Baseline Finger Goniometers

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Standard 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing 180° to 30° scales in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Deluxe 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has extra-large head with opposing 180° to 0° scales in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Small 3½" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing 180° to 30° scales in 5° increments.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Unique design allows measurements to be taken by the therapist using only one hand; this frees up the therapist's other hand to stabilize the patient during measurement or to record the measurement; the standard finger goniometer requires two hands to make a finger ROM measurement. 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing measures 110° flexion through 40° hyper-extension in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters and has 10cm / 4" scale.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Unique design allows measurements to be taken by the therapist using only one hand; this frees up the therapist's other hand to stabilize the patient during measurement or to record the measurement; the standard finger goniometer requires two hands to make a finger ROM measurement. 6" plastic finger goniometer has head with opposing measures 110° flexion through 40° hyper-extension in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters and has 10cm / 4" scale. Plastic is an opaque black with easy-to-read white markings.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Standard 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing 180° to 30° scales in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Deluxe 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has extra-large head with opposing 180° to 0° scales in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Small 3½" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing 180° to 30° scales in 5° increments.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Unique design allows measurements to be taken by the therapist using only one hand; this frees up the therapist's other hand to stabilize the patient during measurement or to record the measurement; the standard finger goniometer requires two hands to make a finger ROM measurement. 6" stainless steel finger goniometer has head with opposing measures 110° flexion through 40° hyper-extension in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters and has 10cm / 4" scale.

A finger goniometer measures range-of-motion (ROM) of finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal) and other small joints including toes. Unique design allows measurements to be taken by the therapist using only one hand; this frees up the therapist's other hand to stabilize the patient during measurement or to record the measurement; the standard finger goniometer requires two hands to make a finger ROM measurement. 6" plastic finger goniometer has head with opposing measures 110° flexion through 40° hyper-extension in 5° increments. Linear scale on arm measures in inches and centimeters and has 10cm / 4" scale. Plastic is an opaque black with easy-to-read white markings.