What is kyphosis? Why does this occur in some individuals diagnosed with osteoporosis? Which upper body muscles are most likely shortened/tight, and which muscles would you expect to find
Assessment (A)
Osteoporosis
Upper back and hip pain
Kyphosis
Decreased stability/balance
Decreased flexibility
Difficulty with activities of daily living
Loss of stature/height
General deconditioning
What is kyphosis? Why does this occur in some individuals diagnosed with osteoporosis? Which upper body muscles are most likely shortened/tight, and which muscles would you expect to find lengthened/weak as a result of kyphotic posture? What specific stretching and strengthening exercises could you prescribe in Lisa’s exercise program to address these upper body muscle imbalances?
What other medical condition may be present based off of the objective findings? Hint: This condition is diagnosed based on the average of two or more measurements taken at each of two or more doctor office visits.
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