31 yo pt. complains of neck pain, limited ROM (A + P) and te | Figure 1

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31 yo pt. complains of neck pain, limited ROM (A + P) and tender to soft palpation.

Pt was involved in 2 car accidents in the past 6 years. No neurological s/s. Obvious cervical hypo-lordosis. Dx?

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