What was the most common pattern for an adult to come to stand? Upper extremity reach, symmetrical push, forward head neck, and trunk flexion, and a symmetrical squat Symmetrical push and reach followed by half kneel Upper extremity reach, asymmetrical push, forward head neck and trunk flexion and an asymmetrical squat Asymmetrical push and reach followed by half kneel

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          What was the most common pattern for an adult to come to stand?
Upper extremity reach, symmetrical push, forward head neck, and trunk flexion, and a symmetrical squat
Symmetrical push and reach followed by half kneel
Upper extremity reach, asymmetrical push, forward head neck and trunk flexion and an asymmetrical squat
Asymmetrical push and reach followed by half kneel

what was the most common pattern for an adult to come to stand upper extremity reach symmetrical push forward head neck and trunk flexion and a symmetrical squat symmetrical push and reach f 62253

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04/26/2023

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What was the most common pattern for an adult to come to stand? Upper extremity reach, symmetrical push, forward head neck, and trunk flexion, and a symmetrical squat Symmetrical push and reach followed by half kneel Upper extremity reach, asymmetrical push, forward head neck and trunk flexion and an asymmetrical squat Asymmetrical push and reach followed by half kneel