BASIC BIOMECHANICS
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Author: Hall
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Chapter 9, Problem 2IP
INTRODUCTORY PROBLEMS
2. Construct a chart listing the muscles of the cervical region of the trunk according to whether they are anterior, posterior, medial, or lateral to the joint center.
Note that some muscles may fall into more than one category. Identify the action or actions performed by the muscles in each category.
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