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Inclinometer for Physical Therapy | Range of Motion Measurement PT Inclinometer
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Inclinometer for Physical Therapy | Range of Motion Features
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DOES NOT LEAK: Lower quality inclinometers leak fluid which causes both a mess and inaccurate measurements. We have tested each unit to be sure that it is properly sealed. If for some reason your unit is damaged we will provide you a replacement.
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EASY, ACCURATE MEASUREMENT: We use advanced manufacturing methods to ensure that the liquid levels are precise. The rotating dial is also easy to turn to set a baseline and take your measurements.
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ANTI-SCRATCH SURFACE: The face of the bubble level inclinometer is scratch resistant so this inclinometer will hold up over time.
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PERFECT FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS & PROFESSIONALS: This angle indicator inclinometer is great for the classroom or the office & allows the measurement of range-of-motion for neck, shoulders, hips, wrists, back, etc.
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1 YEAR REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE: If anything happens to your inclinometer within 365 days of ordering on Amazon we will replace your inclinometer at no cost.
About Inclinometer For Physical Therapy | Range Of Motion
This physical therapy inclinometer’s standards are codified in the AMA Guide to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, third edition. SenseAid takes great pride in ensuring you always get a tool that doesn’t leak and provides accurate measurements. We have made a durable inclinometer that comes with instructions on how to measure the range of motion of various body parts. To use, place the inclinometer near the joint you desire to measure. Set the spinning dial to 0 degrees at the natural position to set the baseline. Move the joint through its range of motion while keeping the Senseaid inclinometer held in place on the body. Read the dial to see angle of change for each joint you wish to measure. Some joints require two inclinometers to accurately get a measurement. Whether you’re a physical therapy student or professional, click add to cart above to give the SenseAid Inclinometer a try!
