Human Movement: An Introductory Text (Physiotherapy Essentials)

Human Movement: An Introductory Text (Physiotherapy Essentials)

by Marion Trew (Author), Tony Everett (Author)

Synopsis

Building on its reputation as the essential text for those studying human movement, the 5th edition of Human Movement retains the straight-talking style which has become popular with its readers. The authors cover the anatomical, physical and biomechanical basis for understanding human movement in everyday contexts, with easy-to-follow text that is both detailed and well referenced. Basic concepts and different approaches are covered in earlier chapters and their application to regions of the body are covered in later chapters. Each chapter has been updated, new contributors introduced, and new research integrated where appropriate. More case studies, textboxes and examples have been included relating biomechanic principles to the movement and function of human beings in their daily lives and environment. Those involved in the study of human movement will find this an ideal introduction to the study of human movement and an excellent reference encouraging and directing further study.

$3.81

Save:$38.66 (91%)

Quantity

Temporarily out of stock

More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 290
Edition: 5
Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Published: 13 Oct 2005

ISBN 10: 0443074461
ISBN 13: 9780443074462

Media Reviews
It is a perfect introduction to some of the core aspects of physiotherapy..To put it simply, we get coverage of the basic subjects here in fifteen well organised and easy to follow chapters, including everything you would expect to find regarding gravity, forces and levers, muscles and joint motion..This book seems ideal for students and would be valid from day one. It is, in fact, exactly what it says on the cover: an introductory text to human movement, and a thoroughly good one at that.?

Steve Canning BSc MCSP. In Touch, Summer 2006, No.115.