Classic signs of juvenile scoliosis include: (Select all that apply.)
1. Pain when standing.
2. A forward bend of the rib hump.
3. The pelvis is thrust forward, and the shoulders are thrust backward on the body.
4. Asymmetrical shoulder heights.
5. The abdomen has a decrease in the range of motion.
2, 4, 5
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1. The child may be asymptomatic.
2. The forward bend occurs because of the curvature.
3. The pelvis is tipped back and the shoulders forward.
4. Asymmetry will occur because of the curvature.
5. The abdomen does not have range of motion.
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