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My name is Kyle Rice, the MPT Prep Coach, the founder of the PT Hustle, and the creator

of the MPT Prep Success Coaching Program.

In this week's NPT Clinical file is about our patient Bobby, and Bobby is a 56-year-old

carpenter who presents with poor posturing and intermittent paristhesias into his right forearm

in hand.

He complains of discomfort when his right arm is kept overhead for prolonged periods.

During the examination, right rotary winging and an elevated right scapula is noted. Which of the

following is the best intervention to address this patient's condition? So we have A, chest press

and static stretching of the deep neck flexors,

B, static stretching of the upper trapezius and levator scapula, C is wall pushups and static upper

trapezius stretching, and D is static stretching of the pectoralis minor and levator scapula.

All right, so for this case, we have

Bobby's, this 56-year-old carpenter who presents with poor posturing and these intermittent

paristhesias into his right forearm in hand. Now we have to slow up for a moment and really think about,

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