Dynamic Human Anatomy - William C. Whiting

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Résumé :
Part I. Anatomical Foundations
Chapter 1. Introduction to Human Anatomy and Movement
Introduction to Human Anatomy
Introduction to Human Movement
Movement Across the Life Span
Anatomical Concepts
Levels of Structural Organization
Anatomical References and Terminology
Study of Human Movement
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsChapter 2. Osteology and the Skeletal System
Functions of the Skeletal System
Bone Histology and Composition
Bone Modeling, Growth, and Development
Skeletal System Organization
Bone Adaptation
Bone Health
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsChapter 3. Joint Anatomy and Function
Joint Structure and Classification
Joint Motion and Movement Description
Types of Joint Movement
Joint Structure and Movement
Joint-Related Conditions
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsChapter 4. Skeletal Muscle
Properties of Skeletal Muscle
Structure and Function of Skeletal Muscle
Muscle Names
Functional Actions of Muscles
Muscles of Major Joints
Muscle Adaptations
Muscle Injury, Pain, and Soreness
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsPart II. Biomechanics and Movement Control
Chapter 5. Biomechanics
Biomechanical Concepts
Movement Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics
Joint Mechanics
Material Mechanics
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsChapter 6. Muscular Control of Movement and Movement Assessment
Muscle Function
Muscle Action
Movement Coordination
Movement Efficiency and Economy
Muscle Redundancy and Abundancy
Movement Assessment
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsPart III. Fundamentals of Movements
Chapter 7. Posture and Balance
Fundamentals of Posture and Balance
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsChapter 8. Gait
Walking
Running
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsChapter 9. Basic Movement Patterns
Cycling
Lifting
Jumping
Throwing
Kicking
Striking
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsPart IV. Movement Applications
Chapter 10. Strength and Conditioning Applications
General Principles
Types of Strength and Conditioning Programs
Resistance Training
Endurance (Aerobic) Training
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsChapter 11. Sport and Dance Applications
Baseball and Softball
Basketball
Competitive Cycling
American Football
Golf
Soccer
Swimming
Tennis
Volleyball
Dance Applications
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsChapter 12. Clinical Applications
Concepts of Musculoskeletal Injury
Injury Prevention and Prehabilitation
Common Injuries
Rehabilitation
Prosthetics and Orthotics
Concluding Comments
Suggested ReadingsChapter 13. Ergonomics Applications
Ergonomic Concepts
Lifting
Overuse Conditions
Concluding Comments
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Understand and apply complex human movement concepts.Dynamic Human Anatomy, Third Edition With HKPropel Access, covers concepts not found in traditional anatomy texts. It sets itself apart by linking anatomy to biomechanics principles to explain fundamental movements and movement patterns. With a greater understanding of anatomy in conjunction with how the body moves, students planning for a career in any field of human movement—...