Mrs. Jones Case Study

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Mrs. Jones was born on November 1 from 1970. She has five primary complaints: pain when showering, brushing her hair, washing dishes, dressing and driving. Mrs. Jones, suffers extreme stiffness in her right shoulder and has low strength, she complains of pain when moving her shoulder and arm with limited coordination. Mrs. Jones stopped working, the problems of strength, reduced mobility, and the pain need to be

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