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Hand Goniometry

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Total cards: 14•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

MCP flexion

Back (Answer)

Maintain MCP joint in neutral position F: dorsal aspect of MCP joint PA: dorsal midline of metacarpal DA: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx End feel: hard or firm

#2
Front (Question)

MCP extension

Back (Answer)

Maintain MCP joint in neutral position F: dorsal aspect of MCP joint PA: dorsal midline of metacarpal DA: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx End feel: hard or firm

#3
Front (Question)

MCP abduction

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in pronation, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface F: dorsal aspect of MCP joint PA: dorsal midline of metacarpal DA: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx End feel: firm

#4
Front (Question)

PIP extension

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in midposition, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface F: dorsal aspect of PIP joint PA: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx DA: dorsal midline of middle phalanx End feel: firm

#5
Front (Question)

DIP flexion

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in midposition, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface F: dorsal aspect of DIP joint PA: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx DA: dorsal midline of middle phalanx End feel: firm

#6
Front (Question)

DIP extension

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in midposition, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface F: dorsal aspect of PIP joint PA: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx DA: dorsal midline of middle phalanx End feel: firm

#7
Front (Question)

Thumb: CMC flexion

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in supination, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface F: palmar aspect of CMC joint PA: ventral midline of radius (radial styloid process) DA: ventral midline of 1st metacarpal End feel: soft or firm

#8
Front (Question)

Thumb: CMC extension

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in supination, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface F: palmar aspect of CMC joint PA: ventral midline of radius (radial styloid process) DA: ventral midline of 1st metacarpal End feel: firm

#9
Front (Question)

Thumb: CMC abduction

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in midposition, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation; CMC, MCP, and IP joints of thumb in 0 degrees of flex and ext, resting on supporting surface F: lateral aspect of radial styloid process PA: lateral midline of 2nd metacarpal (2nd MCP for reference) DA: lateral midline of 1st metacarpal (1st MCP joint for reference) End feel: firm

#10
Front (Question)

Thumb: CMC adduction

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in supination, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface Measure the shortest distance between center of the proximal digital crease of the thumb and the distal palmar crease directly over the 5th MCP joint

#11
Front (Question)

Thumb: MCP flexion

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in supination, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface F: dorsal aspect of MCP joint PA: dorsal midline of metacarpal DA: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx Normal end feel: hard or firm

#12
Front (Question)

Thumb: MCP extension

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in supination, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface F: dorsal aspect of MCP joint PA: dorsal midline of metacarpal DA: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx Normal end feel: firm

#13
Front (Question)

Thumb: IP flexion

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in supination, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface F: dorsal aspect of IP joint PA: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx DA: dorsal midline of distal phalanx Normal end feel: firm

#14
Front (Question)

Thumb: IP extension

Back (Answer)

Sitting, forearm in supination, and hand with wrist in 0 degrees of flex/ext/radial & ulnar deviation, resting on supporting surface Flex IP joint by pushing the dorsal surface of the distal phalanx Normal end feel: firm