With a focus on the normal and abnormal mechanical interactions between the muscles and joints of the body, Neumann’s Kinesiology of the Musculoskeletal System, 4th Edition provides a foundation for the practice of physical rehabilitation. This comprehensive, research-based core text explores kinesiology as it relates to physical rehabilitation in a clinically relevant and accessible manner. It presents the language of human movement — and acts as a bridge between basic science and clinical management. It helps clinicians effectively address the mechanical-based changes in movement across a person’s lifespan, whether in the context of rehabilitation, recreation, or promotion of health and wellness. Full-color anatomic and kinesiologic illustrations clearly demonstrate the anatomy, functional movement, and biomechanical principles underlying movement and posture. An eBook version provides access to all the text, figures, and references, with the ability to search, customize content, make notes and highlights, and have content read aloud. The eBook also features multiple excellent videos of anatomic and kinesiologic principles, answers to study questions from the print book, and additional tables and figures.
1. Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter 1. Getting Started - p. 3 3. Chapter 2. Arthrology: The Study of the Structure and Function of Human Joints - p. 28 4. Chapter 3. Muscle: The Primary Stabilizer and Mover of the Skeletal System - p. 51 5. Chapter 4. Biomechanical Principles for Understanding Movement - p. 82 6. UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES OF BIOMECHANICS - p. 83 7. FOUNDATIONS OF MOVEMENT ANALYSIS - p. 89 8. PROBLEM-SOLVING IN BIOMECHANICS - p. 101 9. SUMMARY - p. 111 10. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 113 11. APPENDIX I. Trigonometry Review and Anthropometric Data - p. 121 12. Section II. Upper Extremity - p. 122 13. Introduction - p. 123 14. Chapter 5. Shoulder Complex - p. 125 15. OSTEOLOGY - p. 125 16. ARTHROLOGY - p. 130 17. MUSCLE AND JOINT INTERACTION - p. 154 18. Muscles That Elevate the Arm - p. 159 19. Muscles That Adduct and Extend the Shoulder - p. 164 20. Muscles That Internally and Externally Rotate the Shoulder - p. 165 21. SYNOPSIS - p. 170 22. Altered movement pattern of shoulder blade. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 171 23. Additional Video Educational Content - p. 182 24. Chapter 6. Elbow and Forearm - p. 183 25. Chapter 7. Wrist - p. 226 26. Chapter 8. Hand - p. 262 27. Terminology - p. 262 28. Osteology - p. 264 29. Arthrology - p. 267 30. Muscle and Joint Interaction - p. 280 31. The Wide Functional Versatility of the Hand - p. 299 32. Joint Deformities Typically Caused by Rheumatoid Arthritis - p. 301 33. Synopsis - p. 306 34. Illustration of arm with partially denervated hand. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 308 35. APPENDIX II. Reference Materials for Muscle Attachments and Innervations, Muscle Cross-Sectional Areas, and Dermatomes of the Upper Extremity - p. 317 36. Section III. Axial Skeleton - p. 328 37. Introduction - p. 329 38. Chapter 9. Axial Skeleton: Osteology and Arthrology - p. 331 39. Osteology - p. 332 40. Intrasternal Joints - p. 335 41. Arthrology - p. 349 42. Regional Anatomy And Kinematics Across The Vertebral Column - p. 356 43. Craniocervical Region - p. 357 44. Thoracic Region - p. 366 45. Lumbar Region - p. 369 46. Summary Of The Kinematics Within The Vertebral Column - p. 382 47. Sacroiliac Joints - p. 383 48. Synopsis - p. 389 49. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 390 50. Additional Video Educational Content - p. 402 51. Chapter 10. Axial Skeleton: Muscle and Joint Interactions - p. 403 52. Innervation Of The Muscles And Joints Within The Trunk And Craniocervical Regions - p. 404 53. Trunk And Craniocervical Regions - p. 405 54. Muscles of the Trunk: Functional Interactions among Muscles - p. 418 55. Muscles of the Craniocervical Region: Anatomy and Their Individual Actions - p. 423 56. Muscles of the Craniocervical Region: Functional Interactions among Muscles That Cross the Craniocervical Region - p. 426 57. Selected Biomechanical Issues Of Lifting: A Focus On Reducing Back Injury - p. 431 58. Synopsis - p. 438 59. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 439 60. Videos - p. 450 61. Chapter 11. Kinesiology of Mastication and Ventilation - p. 451 62. APPENDIX III. Reference Materials for the Cauda Equina, and Attachments, Innervations, and Selected Moment Arms of Muscles of the Axial Skeleton - p. 482 63. Section IV. Lower Extremity - p. 488 64. Introduction - p. 489 65. Chapter 12. Hip - p. 491 66. Osteology - p. 492 67. Femur - p. 495 68. Arthrology - p. 498 69. Osteokinematics - p. 503 70. Arthrokinematics - p. 508 71. Muscle and Joint Interaction - p. 509 72. Example of HIP Pathology and Selected Therapeutic and Surgical Interventions - p. 530 73. Synopsis - p. 535 74. An illustration shows sketches of bones of the hip. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 536 75. Chapter 13. Knee - p. 552 76. Osteology - p. 552 77. Patella - p. 554 78. Arthrology - p. 555 79. Muscle and Joint Interaction - p. 572 80. Synopsis - p. 590 81. A sketch shows internal and external views of a knee. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 591 82. Chapter 14. Ankle and Foot - p. 611 83. Osteology - p. 611 84. Arthrology - p. 616 85. Structure and Function of the Joints Associated with the Foot - p. 623 86. Muscle and Joint Interaction - p. 643 87. Synopsis - p. 656 88. An illustration shows a lateral view of right leg. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 658 89. Chapter 15. Kinesiology of Walking - p. 669 90. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF GAIT ANALYSIS - p. 670 91. SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DESCRIPTORS - p. 672 92. JOINT KINEMATICS - p. 678 93. DISPLACEMENT AND CONTROL OF THE BODY’S CENTER OF MASS - p. 686 94. ENERGY EXPENDITURE - p. 689 95. MUSCLE ACTIVITY - p. 691 96. KINETICS - p. 696 97. GAIT DYSFUNCTIONS - p. 704 98. SYNOPSIS - p. 711 99. A sketch shows side and front views of the human body. The bones of the skeleton are visible through the translucent skin of the body. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 712 100. Chapter 16. Kinesiology of Running - p. 722 101. APPENDIX IV. Reference Materials for Muscle Attachments and Innervations, Muscle Cross-Sectional Areas, and Dermatomes of the Lower Extremity - p. 746 102. INDEX - p. 754
With a focus on the normal and abnormal mechanical interactions between the muscles and joints of the body, Neumann’s Kinesiology of the Musculoskeletal System, 4th Edition provides a foundation for the practice of physical rehabilitation. This comprehensive, research-based core text explores kinesiology as it relates to physical rehabilitation in a clinically relevant and accessible manner. It presents the language of human movement — and acts as a bridge between basic science and clinical management. It helps clinicians effectively address the mechanical-based changes in movement across a person’s lifespan, whether in the context of rehabilitation, recreation, or promotion of health and wellness. Full-color anatomic and kinesiologic illustrations clearly demonstrate the anatomy, functional movement, and biomechanical principles underlying movement and posture. An eBook version provides access to all the text, figures, and references, with the ability to search, customize content, make notes and highlights, and have content read aloud. The eBook also features multiple excellent videos of anatomic and kinesiologic principles, answers to study questions from the print book, and additional tables and figures.
1. Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter 1. Getting Started - p. 3 3. Chapter 2. Arthrology: The Study of the Structure and Function of Human Joints - p. 28 4. Chapter 3. Muscle: The Primary Stabilizer and Mover of the Skeletal System - p. 51 5. Chapter 4. Biomechanical Principles for Understanding Movement - p. 82 6. UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES OF BIOMECHANICS - p. 83 7. FOUNDATIONS OF MOVEMENT ANALYSIS - p. 89 8. PROBLEM-SOLVING IN BIOMECHANICS - p. 101 9. SUMMARY - p. 111 10. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 113 11. APPENDIX I. Trigonometry Review and Anthropometric Data - p. 121 12. Section II. Upper Extremity - p. 122 13. Introduction - p. 123 14. Chapter 5. Shoulder Complex - p. 125 15. OSTEOLOGY - p. 125 16. ARTHROLOGY - p. 130 17. MUSCLE AND JOINT INTERACTION - p. 154 18. Muscles That Elevate the Arm - p. 159 19. Muscles That Adduct and Extend the Shoulder - p. 164 20. Muscles That Internally and Externally Rotate the Shoulder - p. 165 21. SYNOPSIS - p. 170 22. Altered movement pattern of shoulder blade. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 171 23. Additional Video Educational Content - p. 182 24. Chapter 6. Elbow and Forearm - p. 183 25. Chapter 7. Wrist - p. 226 26. Chapter 8. Hand - p. 262 27. Terminology - p. 262 28. Osteology - p. 264 29. Arthrology - p. 267 30. Muscle and Joint Interaction - p. 280 31. The Wide Functional Versatility of the Hand - p. 299 32. Joint Deformities Typically Caused by Rheumatoid Arthritis - p. 301 33. Synopsis - p. 306 34. Illustration of arm with partially denervated hand. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 308 35. APPENDIX II. Reference Materials for Muscle Attachments and Innervations, Muscle Cross-Sectional Areas, and Dermatomes of the Upper Extremity - p. 317 36. Section III. Axial Skeleton - p. 328 37. Introduction - p. 329 38. Chapter 9. Axial Skeleton: Osteology and Arthrology - p. 331 39. Osteology - p. 332 40. Intrasternal Joints - p. 335 41. Arthrology - p. 349 42. Regional Anatomy And Kinematics Across The Vertebral Column - p. 356 43. Craniocervical Region - p. 357 44. Thoracic Region - p. 366 45. Lumbar Region - p. 369 46. Summary Of The Kinematics Within The Vertebral Column - p. 382 47. Sacroiliac Joints - p. 383 48. Synopsis - p. 389 49. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 390 50. Additional Video Educational Content - p. 402 51. Chapter 10. Axial Skeleton: Muscle and Joint Interactions - p. 403 52. Innervation Of The Muscles And Joints Within The Trunk And Craniocervical Regions - p. 404 53. Trunk And Craniocervical Regions - p. 405 54. Muscles of the Trunk: Functional Interactions among Muscles - p. 418 55. Muscles of the Craniocervical Region: Anatomy and Their Individual Actions - p. 423 56. Muscles of the Craniocervical Region: Functional Interactions among Muscles That Cross the Craniocervical Region - p. 426 57. Selected Biomechanical Issues Of Lifting: A Focus On Reducing Back Injury - p. 431 58. Synopsis - p. 438 59. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 439 60. Videos - p. 450 61. Chapter 11. Kinesiology of Mastication and Ventilation - p. 451 62. APPENDIX III. Reference Materials for the Cauda Equina, and Attachments, Innervations, and Selected Moment Arms of Muscles of the Axial Skeleton - p. 482 63. Section IV. Lower Extremity - p. 488 64. Introduction - p. 489 65. Chapter 12. Hip - p. 491 66. Osteology - p. 492 67. Femur - p. 495 68. Arthrology - p. 498 69. Osteokinematics - p. 503 70. Arthrokinematics - p. 508 71. Muscle and Joint Interaction - p. 509 72. Example of HIP Pathology and Selected Therapeutic and Surgical Interventions - p. 530 73. Synopsis - p. 535 74. An illustration shows sketches of bones of the hip. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 536 75. Chapter 13. Knee - p. 552 76. Osteology - p. 552 77. Patella - p. 554 78. Arthrology - p. 555 79. Muscle and Joint Interaction - p. 572 80. Synopsis - p. 590 81. A sketch shows internal and external views of a knee. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 591 82. Chapter 14. Ankle and Foot - p. 611 83. Osteology - p. 611 84. Arthrology - p. 616 85. Structure and Function of the Joints Associated with the Foot - p. 623 86. Muscle and Joint Interaction - p. 643 87. Synopsis - p. 656 88. An illustration shows a lateral view of right leg. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 658 89. Chapter 15. Kinesiology of Walking - p. 669 90. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF GAIT ANALYSIS - p. 670 91. SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DESCRIPTORS - p. 672 92. JOINT KINEMATICS - p. 678 93. DISPLACEMENT AND CONTROL OF THE BODY’S CENTER OF MASS - p. 686 94. ENERGY EXPENDITURE - p. 689 95. MUSCLE ACTIVITY - p. 691 96. KINETICS - p. 696 97. GAIT DYSFUNCTIONS - p. 704 98. SYNOPSIS - p. 711 99. A sketch shows side and front views of the human body. The bones of the skeleton are visible through the translucent skin of the body. Additional Clinical Connections - p. 712 100. Chapter 16. Kinesiology of Running - p. 722 101. APPENDIX IV. Reference Materials for Muscle Attachments and Innervations, Muscle Cross-Sectional Areas, and Dermatomes of the Lower Extremity - p. 746 102. INDEX - p. 754
