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Question 1.A 39-year-old cellist has posterior chest wall pain. You palpate a tender point on the posterior angle of the sixth rib. You select counterstrain for a posterior rib tender point. Which positioning approach is most consistent with achieving maximal ease for a posterior rib tender point?

Forced exhalation with the trunk rotated toward the pointExtension of the trunk with sidebending and rotation tuned away from the tender pointFlexion of the trunk with rotation toward the tender pointNeutral spine with strong sidebending toward the point only

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Topics in this sample

Posterior rib tender points; treatment positioning
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