Which of the following client presentations would lead the therapist to believe that the patient does not have cardiac complaints?

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Certain chest pain patterns are more likely to point to a medical rather than musculoskeletal cause. For example, pain that is positional or relieved by palpation is not as suspicious as pain that radiates to one or both shoulders or arms or that is precipitated by exertion.

Which of the Following Client Presentations Would Lead the Therapist