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Originally posted in Kinesiology moved to Health Sciences by BrainMass Admin
A. Subject sits in "tailor fashion" and forward flexes the spine.
Observe the shape of the spine as seen from the side and compare the three regions of the spine (cervical, thoracic and lumbar) as to forward flexibility.
Describe the variations in spinal mobility at the different regions.
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