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First, fold your arms across your chest and sit so that your feet are on the floor; then stand up keeping your arms folded across your chest. 4. Please stand up keeping your arms folded across your chest.(Record result). 5. If participant cannot rise without using arms, say “Okay, try to stand up using your arms.”This is the end of their test.
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