Shoulder ROM

Shoulder Flexion Norm ROM

0 to 160-180

Shoulder Flexion Endfeel

Firm

Shoulder Flexion patient postion

supine, hook-lying

Shoulder Flexion stabilization

thorax to prevent spinal extension

Shoulder Flexion axis of rotation

lateral aspect of the greater tubercule of humerus

Shoulder Flexion stationary arm

parallel to midline of thorax

Shoulder Flexion moveable arm

lateral midline of humerus

Shoulder Extension Normal ROM

0 to 50-60

Shoulder Extension Endfeel

Firm

Shoulder Extension Patient Position

prone with head turned away from test side (can be tested supine)

Shoulder Extension stabilization

trunk to prevent rotation of the spine

Shoulder Extension axis of rotation

lateral aspect of the greater tuberule of humerus

Shoulder Extension stationary arm

parallel to midline of thorax

Shoulder Extension moveable arm

lateral midline of humerus

Shoulder Abduction Normal ROM

0 to 170-180

Shoulder Abduction Endfeel

Firm

Shoulder Abduction patient position

supine, hook-lying

Shoulder Abduction stabilization

thorax to prevent lateral felxion

Shoulder Abduction axis of rotation

anterior aspect of aromion

Shoulder Abduction stationary arm

parallel to midline of anterior aspect of sternum

Shoulder Abduction moveable arm

anterior midline of humerus

Shoulder Internal Rotation Normal ROM

0 to 60-100

Shoulder Internal Rotation Endfeel

firm

Shoulder Internal Rotation patient position

supine, shoulder abducted to 90 degrees, (towel under humerus), neutral forearm

Shoulder Internal Rotation stabilization

acromion and coracoid process of scapula (C grip)

Shoulder Internal Rotation axis of rotation

olecranon process of ulna

Shoulder Internal Rotation stationary arm

perpendicular or parallel ot the floor

Shoulder Internal Rotation moveable arm

midline of ulna (line up with olecranon and ulnar styloid process)

Shoulder External Rotation Normal ROM

0 to 80-90

Shoulder External Rotation endfeel

firm

Shoulder External Rotation patient position

supine, shoulder abducted to 90 degrees, (towel under humerus), neutral forearm

Shoulder External Rotation stabilization

acromion and coracoid process of scapula (C grip)

Shoulder External Rotation axis of rotation

olecranon process

Shoulder External Rotation stationary arm

Perpendicular or parallel to the floor

Shoulder External Rotation moveable arm

midline of ulna (lined up with olecranon and ulnar styloid process)