Clinical
Range of Motion (ROM)
Degree to which a joint or body part can move through its available movement.
Definition
Range of Motion (ROM) refers to the degree to which a joint or body part can move through its available movement.
Why it matters
ROM assessment can help clinicians monitor mobility limitations, functional changes, and rehabilitation progress.
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