Which of the following interventions is not appropriate for managing cervical muscle weakness in patients with ALS?

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Halotraction is not appropriate for managing cervical muscle weakness in patients with ALS, as it involves the use of a halo vest and traction to immobilize the cervical spine, which can worsen muscle weakness and limit mobility. The other interventions listed, such as cervical collars, reclining wheelchairs with head support, and environmental/ergonomic changes, are appropriate and helpful for managing cervical muscle weakness in ALS patients.

Which of the Following Interventions Is Not Appropriate for Managing