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2025FA-HES-207-001 A. Exam #3B - no lockdown

Multiple choice

The agonists for trunk rotation to the right are:  

Options
A.right sternocleidomastoid
B.left sternocleidomastoid
C.right external oblique
D.left external oblique
E.right internal oblique
F.left internal oblique
G.right erector spinae
H.left erector spinae
I.right rectus abdominus
J.left rectus abdominus
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To determine which muscles act as agonists for trunk rotation to the right, we need to consider how trunk rotation is produced by abdominal and paraspinal muscles. Option: right sternocleidomastoid - This muscle mainly functions in the neck to rotate the head and neck, not the trunk. Its primary actions do not contribute to rotating the thorax ......Login to view full explanation

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