Inclinometer
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The Range of Motion (ROM) testing feature helps you accurately measure and track joint mobility over time. Here's how to use it effectively.
Open the Inclinometer feature from your main menu
Tap "Start Test" to begin
Choose from available joint tests:
Ankle
Ankle Dorsiflexion (Half Kneeling)
Elbow
Elbow Supination (Sitting)
Elbow Pronation (Sitting)
Hip
Hip Flexion (Supine)
Hip External Rotation (Sitting)
Hip Internal Rotation (Sitting)
Knee
Knee Extension (Supine)
Knee Flexion (Supine)
Neck
Neck Flexion (Sitting)
Neck Extension (Sitting)
Neck Rotation (Sitting)
Shoulder
Shoulder Flexion (Supine)
Shoulder External Rotation at 90° (Supine)
Shoulder Internal Rotation at 90° (Supine)
Wrist
Wrist Flexion (Sitting)
Wrist Extension (Sitting)
Wrist Radial Deviation (Sitting)
Wrist Ulnar Deviation (Sitting)
Other
• Straight Leg Raise (SLR) (Supine)
Each test includes the recommended testing position in parentheses.
Place your phone on the client's body part as depicted in the diagram, screen facing up
The phone should lie flat against the limb being measured
Hold the phone in place with light pressure - don't press too hard
Start Position
Position the patient according to the test requirements
View the live angle reading to see how measurements are captured for each joint
Taking the Measurement
Tap "MEASURE" when ready
Guide the patient to move through their available range
Hold the end position for the 3-second countdown
The phone will vibrate twice when the measurement is captured
Following the Results
Review the captured angle
Save the measurement and select the tested side (left/right)
Results will appear in your ROM history
Watch the tutorial video before first use
Follow recommended testing positions exactly
Keep the phone still during the countdown
Take multiple measurements if unsure
Note any pain or limitations
Regular testing provides better tracking
Moving the phone during measurement
Starting the measurement before proper positioning
Rushing through the movement
Pressing too hard on the phone
Not orienting the phone correctly
Each joint test displays a card showing:
Joint name and movement type
Most recent test date
Left and right measurements
Symmetry percentage
Expand/collapse arrow for detailed view
Tap the down arrow to see:
Line graph showing progress over time
Detailed table with all measurements
Left side measurements (pink)
Right side measurements (purple)
Date-by-date symmetry calculations
Tap the edit icon to view or manage individual tests
Delete individual measurements if needed
Pull down to refresh your test list
View historical data by date
All angles shown in degrees
Left and right sides measured separately
Symmetry calculated automatically
Timeline view shows progress
Automatically calculated for bilateral tests
Shows percentage match between sides
100% indicates perfect symmetry
Helps track imbalances
Interactive line graph shows trends
Touch points to see specific values
Table view for detailed numbers
Easy comparison between sides
Need help with testing? Contact our support team through the app settings menu.