Answer As Directed: Why should you measure functional fitness of older adults, and what are your responsibilities after measuring functional fitness?
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A. atrium B. foyer C. arch D. vestibule
Which of the following muscles is involved in flexing the neck?
A) trapezius B) longus capitis C) multifidus D) levator scapula
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