KVV E-Modules - Goniometer

Quadrant -I (Video)

Goniometer

Quadrant - II (Study Material)

1. Goniometer

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Quadrant - III (Assignments)

1. Goniometer

1. What is a Goniometer and types of goniometer? 2. What are the uses of goniometer? 3. What are the contraindications of a Goniometer?

Quadrant - IV (MCQs)

What is goniometer used for?

A: a. To check the muscle strength B: b. To check the joint strength C: c. To check the joint range of motion D: d. To check the muscle girth

Which one of the following is a type of Goniometer?

A: a. Computer goniometer B: b. Sensor motion goniometer C: c. Water dependent goniometer D: d. Inclinometer

In which of the following condition Goniometer is contraindicated?

A: a. Unhealed fracture B: b. Measurement for research purpose C: c. Joint stiffness D: d. Pathological condition

While measuring knee flexion with a goniometer, the physiotherapist aligns the fulcrum over the lateral epicondyle of the femur. Where …

A: a. Stationary: midline of tibia; Moving: midline of femur B: b. Stationary: midline of femur; Moving: midline of tibia C: c. Stationary: midline of fibula; Moving: lateral border of patella D: d. Stationary: along greater trochanter; Moving: along tibial tuberosity

A patient with spinal cord injury undergoes goniometric assessment of ankle dorsiflexion. The physiotherapist places the fulcrum at the lateral …

A: a. 0–5° B: b. 0–10° C: c. 0–20° D: d. 0–30°

Validation Certificates

1. Goniometer

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