In what position should a patient be placed when testing for cervical flexion and extension motion?
A) Supine
B) Side-lying
C) Standing
D) Seated

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For testing cervical flexion and extension, the patient is typically placed in a seated position. This allows for a stable base and minimizes the involvement of the thoracic spine, providing a more accurate assessment of cervical range of motion.

In What Position Should a Patient Be Placed When Testing