Mobilization of the Scapula to Prevent Impingement Should Focus Primarily

question 3

Multiple Choice

Mobilization of the scapula to prevent impingement should focus primarily on:

• A) elevation/depression.
• B) protraction/retraction.
• C) protraction/upward rotation.
• D) upward rotation/downward rotation.

Acknowledge the importance of emotional preparation and patient cooperation during examinations.

Understand the significance of prognosis following the assessment of a patient's condition.

Know the procedures and equipment necessary for specific examination methods.

Realize the procedure for safely assisting patients with mobility issues or disabilities during examinations.

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