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E-book: Anatomy and Human Movement E-Book: Anatomy and Human Movement E-Book

Illustrated by , (Professor Emeritus, University of Wales, Cardiff, UK), (Professor Emeritus, Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification, College of Life Sciences, University of Dundee, Dundee, Scotland, UK)
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  • Series: Physiotherapy Essentials
  • Pub. Date: 22-Aug-2018
  • Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences
  • Language: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780702072598
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  • Series: Physiotherapy Essentials
  • Pub. Date: 22-Aug-2018
  • Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences
  • Language: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780702072598

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Since its first publication in 1989, Anatomy and Human Movement has grown to become a best-selling seminal textbook, helping students to understand and remember the mechanisms which allow movement to take place.

Written specifically for physiotherapists and occupational therapists, this textbook is the ideal resource for students learning how to perform a musculoskeletal examination and for practising clinicians who need to refresh their functional anatomy.

The approach used is the same as in the previous edition, which shows the physiotherapist's perspective during patient examinations through an intact skin: bones are presented first, followed by accurate descriptions of muscles, joints, nervous system and blood supply.

New to this edition, the introduction of an e-learning course as a helpful study aid and an ideal complement to the text.

Key features:

  • Fully revised and updated text and introduction of online resources

  • Excellent new full-colour images and photographs provide the highest level of clarity

  • Summary boxes for quick reference and overview

  • Detailed and focused account of anatomy for physiotherapists and other allied health professionals

  • Part of the Elsevier Physiotherapy Essentials series, which are key textbooks for students and lecturers

Fully revised and updated text and introduction of online resources

Excellent new full-colour images and photographs provide the highest level of clarity

Summary boxes for quick reference and overview

Detailed and focused account of anatomy for physiotherapists and other allied health professionals

Part of the Elsevier Physiotherapy Essentials series, which are key textbooks for students and lecturers

Preface to the first edition vi
Preface to the seventh edition vii
Acknowledgements ix
About the authors x
1 Introduction 1(43)
Overview
2(1)
Terminology
2(4)
Learning outcomes
2(1)
Anatomical terminology
2(2)
Terms used to describe movement
4(2)
Section summary
6(1)
Self-assessment questions
6(1)
Early embryology
6(8)
Learning outcomes
6(1)
Stages in development
6(3)
Mesodermal somites
9(1)
Development of vertebrae
10(1)
Development of the limbs
11(2)
Section summary
13(1)
Self-assessment questions
14(1)
Nervous system
14(5)
Learning outcomes
14(1)
Introduction
14(1)
Cellular structure
14(1)
Interneural connections
14(1)
Myelination
15(2)
Structure of peripheral nerves
17(1)
Peripheral nervous system
17(2)
Section summary
19(1)
Self-assessment questions
19(1)
Skin and its appendages
19(7)
Learning outcomes
19(1)
Introduction
19(2)
Structure
21(2)
Appendages of the skin
23(1)
Glands
24(1)
Blood supply and lymphatic drainage of the skin
25(1)
Nerves of the skin
25(1)
Application
25(1)
Section summary
26(1)
Self-assessment questions
26(1)
Components of the musculoskeletal system
26(15)
Learning outcomes
26(1)
Muscular tissue
26(6)
Connective tissue
32(1)
Skeletal tissue
32(3)
Joints
35(2)
Spin, roll and slide
37(1)
Levers
38(1)
Section summary
39(1)
Self-assessment questions
40(1)
Flexibility and mobility
41(3)
Learning outcomes
41(1)
Introduction
41(1)
Age
41(1)
Gender
41(1)
Active range of motion
41(1)
Passive range of motion
41(1)
End feel to movement
41(1)
Principles of measurement
42(1)
Validity and reliability
42(1)
Section summary
42(1)
Self-assessment questions
43(1)
2 Upper limb 44(175)
Key concepts
45(1)
Overview
45(1)
Introduction
46(1)
Fasciae of the upper limb
47(1)
Pectoral girdle
47(21)
Learning outcomes
47(1)
Introduction
47(2)
Scapula
49(2)
Clavicle
51(1)
Sternoclavicular joint
52(4)
Acromioclavicular joint
56(3)
Movements of the pectoral (shoulder) girdle
59(2)
Muscles retracting the pectoral (shoulder) girdle
61(2)
Muscles protracting the pectoral (shoulder) girdle
63(2)
Muscles elevating the pectoral (shoulder) girdle
65(1)
Muscles depressing the pectoral (shoulder) girdle
65(1)
Muscles laterally rotating the pectoral (shoulder) girdle
66(1)
Muscles medially rotating the pectoral (shoulder) girdle
66(1)
Muscles stabilizing the clavicle
66(1)
Section summary
66(1)
Self-assessment questions
67(1)
Shoulder
68(30)
Learning outcomes
68(1)
Introduction
68(1)
Scapula
69(1)
Humerus
69(13)
Movements of the shoulder joint
82(1)
Muscles abducting the arm at the shoulder joint
83(2)
Muscles adducting the arm at the shoulder joint
85(1)
Muscles flexing the arm at the shoulder joint
86(1)
Muscles extending the arm at the shoulder joint
87(2)
Muscles medially rotating the arm at the shoulder joint
89(1)
Muscles laterally rotating the arm at the shoulder joint
90(7)
Section summary
97(1)
Self-assessment questions
98(1)
Elbow
98(22)
Learning outcomes
98(1)
Introduction
98(1)
Humerus
98(1)
Radius
98(2)
Ulna
100(11)
Muscles flexing the elbow joint
111(3)
Muscles extending the elbow joint
114(5)
Section summary
119(1)
Self-assessment questions
120(1)
Forearm
120(11)
Learning outcomes
120(1)
Introduction
120(1)
Radius and ulna
121(1)
Superior radioulnar joint
121(2)
Inferior radioulnar joint
123(5)
Muscles supinating the forearm
128(1)
Muscles pronating the forearm
128(2)
Section summary
130(1)
Self-assessment questions
131(1)
Wrist
131(24)
Learning outcomes
131(1)
Introduction
132(2)
Carpus
134(1)
Radiocarpal joint
135(4)
Intercarpal joints
139(1)
Midcarpal joint
140(6)
Muscles flexing the wrist
146(2)
Muscles extending the wrist
148(2)
Muscles abducting the wrist
150(1)
Muscles adducting the wrist
151(3)
Section summary
154(1)
Self-assessment questions
155(1)
Hand
155(5)
Learning outcomes
155(1)
Introduction
155(3)
Metacarpus
158(2)
Intermetacarpal joints
160(1)
Fingers
160(18)
Phalanges
160(4)
Interphalangeal joints
164(2)
Muscles flexing the fingers
166(3)
Muscles extending the fingers
169(4)
Muscles abducting/adducting/opposing the fingers
173(5)
Thumb
178(20)
Metacarpophalangeal joint
181(2)
Interphalangeal joint
183(1)
Muscles flexing the thumb
184(1)
Muscles extending the thumb
185(1)
Muscles abducting/adducting/opposing the thumb
186(9)
Section summary
195(2)
Self-assessment questions
197(1)
Simple activities of the upper limb
198(2)
Introduction
198(2)
Brachial plexus and nerves of the upper limb
200(12)
Learning outcomes
200(1)
Introduction
201(2)
Axillary nerve
203(1)
Musculocutaneous nerve
204(1)
Ulnar nerve
204(2)
Radial nerve
206(2)
Median nerve
208(2)
Dermatomes of the upper limb
210(1)
Section summary
211(1)
Self-assessment questions
212(1)
Blood supply and lymphatic drainage
212(7)
Arteries and pulses
212(2)
Veins
214(1)
Lymphatics
215(2)
Application
217(1)
Self-assessment questions
218(1)
3 Lower limb 219(216)
Key concepts
220(1)
Overview
220(1)
Introduction
221(3)
Fasciae of the lower limb
223(1)
Pelvic girdle
224(17)
Learning outcomes
224(1)
Introduction
224(2)
Innominate
226(3)
Sacrum
229(1)
Coccyx
229(1)
Sacroiliac joint
229(6)
Symphysis pubis
235(1)
Lumbosacral joint
236(4)
Sacrococcygeal joint
240(1)
Section summary
240(1)
Self-assessment questions
241(1)
Hip
241(42)
Learning outcomes
241(1)
Introduction
241(1)
Deep fascia of the thigh
242(1)
Innominate
242(1)
Femur
242(4)
Hip joint
246(10)
Muscles around the hip joint
256(1)
Muscles flexing the hip joint
257(3)
Muscles extending the hip joint
260(5)
Muscles abducting the hip joint
265(2)
Muscles adducting the hip joint
267(4)
Muscles medially rotating the hip joint
271(1)
Muscles laterally rotating the hip joint
271(10)
Section summary
281(1)
Self-assessment questions
282(1)
Knee
283(50)
Learning outcomes
283(1)
Introduction
283(1)
Femur
284(1)
Patella
284(1)
Tibia
285(2)
Fibula
287(19)
Muscles producing movement of the knee joint
306(5)
Muscles flexing the knee joint
311(3)
Muscles extending the knee joint
314(7)
Muscles laterally rotating the tibia at the knee joint
321(1)
Muscles medially rotating the tibia at the knee joint
321(10)
Section summary
331(1)
Self-assessment questions
332(1)
Leg/Calf
333(6)
Learning outcomes
333(1)
Introduction
333(1)
Tibia and fibula
333(1)
Superior tibiofibular joint
333(1)
Inferior tibiofibular joint
333(4)
Section summary
337(1)
Self-assessment questions
338(1)
Ankle
339(19)
Learning outcomes
339(1)
Introduction
339(12)
Muscles plantarflexing the ankle joint
351(2)
Muscles dorsiflexing the ankle joint
353(4)
Section summary
357(1)
Self-assessment questions
358(1)
Foot
358(57)
Learning outcomes
358(1)
Introduction
359(3)
Bony structure of the foot
362(4)
Joints of the foot
366(6)
Muscles inverting the foot
372(3)
Muscles everting the foot
375(10)
Muscles extending the toes
385(4)
Muscles flexing the toes
389(5)
Abduction and adduction of the toes
394(1)
Muscles abducting the toes
394(2)
Muscles adducting the toes
396(11)
Section summary
407(3)
Self-assessment questions
410(1)
Simple activities of the lower limb
410(5)
Lumbar, lumbosacral and sacral plexuses and nerves of the lower limb
415(12)
Learning outcomes
415(1)
Introduction
415(1)
Lumbar plexus
415(4)
Lumbosacral plexus
419(4)
Sacral plexus
423(1)
Dermatomes of the lower limb
423(2)
Section summary
425(1)
Self-assessment questions
426(1)
Blood supply and lymphatic drainage
427(1)
Arteries
427(4)
Veins
431(1)
Lymphatic drainage
432(3)
4 Trunk and neck 435(145)
Key concepts
436(1)
Overview
436(1)
Introduction
436(5)
Trunk and neck
441(67)
Learning outcomes
441(1)
Fasciae of the trunk
441(1)
Vertebral column
442(1)
Lumbar vertebrae
443(1)
Thoracic vertebrae
444(1)
Cervical vertebrae
445(3)
Articulations of the vertebral column
448(2)
Joints between vertebral bodies
450(3)
Uncovertebral joints
453(2)
Joints between vertebral arches
455(1)
Zygapophyseal joints
456(8)
Muscles producing movements of the trunk
464(2)
Muscles flexing the trunk
466(5)
Muscles extending the trunk
471(3)
Muscles rotating the trunk
474(2)
Muscles laterally flexing the trunk
476(2)
Muscles raising intra-abdominal pressure
478(2)
Inguinal canal
480(1)
Muscles of the pelvic floor
481(2)
Movements of the neck
483(1)
Muscles flexing the neck
484(1)
Muscles flexing the head and neck
485(1)
Muscles extending the neck
486(1)
Muscles extending the head and neck
486(1)
Muscles laterally flexing the neck
486(2)
Muscles laterally flexing the head and neck
488(1)
Muscles rotating the neck
489(1)
Suboccipital region: atlantoaxial articulations
489(1)
Atlanto-occipital joint
490(4)
Muscles flexing the head on the neck
494(1)
Muscles extending the head on the neck
494(1)
Muscles laterally flexing the head on the neck
495(1)
Muscles rotating the head and neck
495(1)
Muscles rotating the head on the neck
495(2)
Cervical plexus
497(7)
Section summary
504(3)
Self-assessment questions
507(1)
Simple activities of the trunk
508(1)
Thorax
508(16)
Learning outcomes
508(2)
Thoracic vertebrae
510(1)
Ribs
510(2)
Sternum
512(1)
Joints of the thorax
513(1)
Articulations of the ribs and their costal cartilages
514(4)
Muscles producing inspiration
518(3)
Muscles producing expiration
521(2)
Section summary
523(1)
Self-assessment questions
524(1)
Spinal cord and autonomic nervous system
524(17)
Learning outcomes
524(2)
Spinal cord
526(9)
Autonomic nervous system
535(5)
Section summary
540(1)
Self-assessment questions
541(1)
Body systems
541(39)
Learning outcomes
541(1)
Cardiovascular system
541(2)
Heart
543(6)
Respiratory system
549(2)
Upper respiratory tract
551(1)
Lungs and pleura
552(4)
Digestive system
556(5)
Abdomen and pelvis
561(1)
Abdominal regions
562(3)
Urogenital system
565(1)
Urinary system
565(5)
Genital system
570(4)
Endocrine system
574(2)
Section summary
576(2)
Self-assessment questions
578(2)
5 Head and brain 580(56)
Key Concepts
580(1)
Overview
580(1)
Skull
581(9)
Learning outcomes
581(1)
Skull
581(5)
Muscles which change the shape of the face
586(1)
Muscles of the forehead and eyebrows
587(1)
Muscles around the eye
588(1)
Muscles around the nose
588(1)
Muscles around the mouth
588(2)
Mandible and hyoid
590(16)
Learning outcomes
590(1)
Mandible
590(1)
Hyoid
591(2)
Temporomandibular joint
593(5)
Muscles protracting the mandible
598(1)
Muscles retracting the mandible
598(2)
Muscles elevating the mandible
600(1)
Muscles depressing the mandible
600(2)
Muscles depressing the hyoid
602(2)
Muscles elevating the hyoid
604(1)
Mastication and swallowing (deglutition)
604(2)
Brain
606(20)
Learning outcomes
606(1)
Development
607(3)
Adult morphology
610(5)
Cranial nerves
615(4)
Meninges
619(1)
Cerebrospinal fluid
619(2)
Arterial supply
621(2)
Venous drainage and venous sinuses
623(3)
Ear
626(4)
Learning outcomes
626(1)
Development
626(1)
Components of the ear
627(3)
Eye
630(6)
Learning outcomes
630(1)
Development
630(1)
Eyeball
630(3)
Movements of the eyeball
633(3)
Answers to self-assessment questions 636(8)
Index 644