Question

question 32 (2.5 points) listen someone with thoracic hyperkyphosis can present with all of the following, except? a) tight hamstrings b) cervical hypo - lordosis c) lumbar hypo - lordosis d) internally rolled shoulders

Explanation:

Thoracic hyperkyphosis is an excessive outward curvature of the thoracic spine. Tight hamstrings, cervical hypo - lordosis, and internally rolled shoulders can be associated postural compensations. Lumbar hypo - lordosis is not a typical presentation directly related to thoracic hyperkyphosis.

Answer:

C. Lumbar Hypo - lordosis