d. Concentric isotonic contraction 6. Which component is essential for effective application of joint movement? a. Stabilization to isolate the movement to the targeted joint b. Tapotement to stimulate the joint kinesthetic receptors c. High-velocity manipulative movement d. Cross-directional tissue stretching to cause traction on the joint capsule
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