- Protraction – Standing (Compression)
- Retraction – Standing (Tension)
- Scaption – 90º Shoulder Abduction (Compression)
Scapula Protraction
Standing Compression
Patient Position | Standing, with the arm being tested at 90 degrees shoulder flexion, elbow extended, forearm and neutral and hand in a clenched fist. |
Contact Point | Dorsal aspect of the proximal phalanges. |
Device Orientation | Vertical, with the palm pad supported by the assessor and the curved pad in contact with the patient. |
Position of Examiner | Adjacent to the patient, in a position to resist the DynaMo with both hands. |
Instruction | Push against the pad as hard as you can. 3,2,1 - push, push, push and relax. |
Attachments | Palm pad and Curved Pad |
Scapula Retraction
Standing Tension
Patient Position | Standing, with the arm being assessed in 90 degrees shoulder flexion, elbow extension and forearm in neutral. |
Contact Point | Holding the hand attachement. |
Device Orientation | Horizontal, linked to the hand attachment at one end and anchored to a fixed surface by the Tension Strap. |
Position of Examiner | Adjacent to the patient, in a position to situate the DynaMo and instruct the action. |
Instruction | Pull against the DynaMo as hard as you can 3, 2, 1 - pull, pull, pull and relax |
Attachments | Tension Strap and Hand Attachment |
Scapula Scaption
90 Degrees Shoulder Abduction Compression
Patient Position | Seated, with arm being tested abducted to 90 degrees and forearm in neutral. |
Contact Point | Distal aspect of the lateral upper arm, just proximal to the elbow. |
Device Orientation | Vertical, with the palm pad supported by the assessor and the curved pad in contact with the patient. |
Position of Examiner | Adjacent to the patient, in a position to situate the DynaMo and instruct the action. |
Instruction | Push against the pad as hard as you can. 3,2,1 - push, push, push and relax. |
Attachments | Palm pad and Curved Pad |
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