Clinical Kinesiology and Anatomy
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Lynn Lippert adds a greater emphasis onclinical insights and functional connections toher easy-to-understand, well-organized 4thedition text. This accurate and thoughtfullyupdated edition is what should be at the heartof your clinical kinesiology course to helpstudents analyze the mobility of specific jointsin various activities of daily living. The firstseven chapters describe the various bodysystems, terminology, and biomechanicalprinciples that will be applied in the individualjoint chapters that follow.
Ch. 1Basic information3Ch. 2Skeletal system11Ch. 3Articular system17Ch. 4Arthrokinematics27Ch. 5Muscular system35Ch. 6Nervous system49Ch. 7Basic biomechanics71Ch. 8Shoulder girdle93Ch. 9Shoulder joint107Ch. 10Elbow joint121Ch. 11Wrist joint133Ch. 12Hand143Ch. 13Temporomandibular joint169Ch. 14Neck and trunk183Ch. 15Respiratory system205Ch. 16Pelvic girdle217Ch. 17Hip231Ch. 18Knee251Ch. 19Ankle joint and foot265Ch. 20Posture289Ch. 21Gait299
