Abbreviations - what do they mean?
At Physitrack we sometimes abbreviate the titles so that they are more readable to our users. We aim to ensure many abbreviations used are those recognised throughout the profession. However, Physitrack is used across the globe and so some abbreviations may not be as clear. Here, we explain what they mean.
AA = active assisted
AAROM = active-assisted range of movement
AROM = active range of movement
DIP - distal interphalangeal joint
DNF = deep neck flexors
ER = external rotation
GHjt = gleno-humeral joint
IR = internal rotation
IRQ = inner range quads
ITB = iliotibial band
LL = lower limb
MCP = metacarpophalangeal joint
(N) = neutral
PIP = proximal interphalangeal joint
PNF = proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation
PROM = passive range of movement
SCM = sternocleidomastoid
SF = side flexion
SL = single leg
SLR = straight leg raise
SLS = single leg stance
SLSq = single leg squat
TA = trans abdominus
TFL = tensor fascia lata
TR = turbulence resisted
UL = upper limb
VMO = vastus medialis oblique
(90) = 90 degrees