When the Left AIC pulls a person into right stance, which of the following describes the right scapula orientation as part of compensation?

• A. The left scapula is oriented in elevation, adduction, downward rotation and external rotation. The left scapula appears retracted.
• B. The right scapula is oriented in abduction, depression, upward rotation and internal rotation. It appears protracted.
• C. The thorax abducts to the right and begins rotating to the left.
• D. The right scapula is oriented in abduction, depression, upward rotation and internal rotation. It appears protracted.

Answer: (D)