Multiple Choice
Which of the following proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation techniques would be most appropriate to improve mobility and reduce the effects of rigidity in patients with PD?
A) Alternating isometrics
B) Rhythmic initiation
C) Rhythmic stabilization
D) Hold-relax-active movement
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