The Trapezius Muscle Functions Primarily to Move the Shoulders

question 106

Multiple Choice

The trapezius muscle functions primarily to move the shoulders. However, when the occipital bone acts as the insertion, the trapezius can:

• A)bend and rotate the head toward the contracting side.
• B)help extend the neck.
• C)help flex the neck.
• D)return the head to the upright position after flexion.

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