When an anterior glenohumeral dislocation occurs, an athlete carries his or her arm in:
A) slight abduction and external rotation.
B) slight abduction and internal rotation.
C) internal rotation with the elbow flexed at 90 degrees.
D) a neutral position with the arm at the side and the thumb pointing forward.

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An anterior glenohumeral dislocation typically results in the arm being carried in slight abduction and external rotation due to the position of dislocation and the natural protective posture adopted to minimize pain.

When an Anterior Glenohumeral Dislocation Occurs, an Athlete Carries His