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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Nigel Palastanga , Roger W. Soames , Dot PalastangaPublisher: Elsevier Health Sciences Imprint: Churchill Livingstone Dimensions: Width: 12.30cm , Height: 1.30cm , Length: 18.60cm Weight: 0.308kg ISBN: 9780443069123ISBN 10: 0443069123 Pages: 252 Publication Date: 05 March 2008 Audience: College/higher education , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: Out of stock ![]() Table of Contents1. Introduction Planes and directions Movements Bone Joints Muscle Peripheral nerves Levers Skin Lymphatic system 2. The upper limb Introduction Pertoral girdle Shoulder Elbow Forearm Wrist and carpus Hand Summary - muscles and movements Nerve supply Blood vessels 3. The lower limb Introduction Pelvic girdle Hip Knee Tibiofibular joitns Ankle Foot Ankle and foot Summary - muscles and movements Nerve supply Blood vessels 4. The trunk and neck Thorax Vertebral column Summary - muscles and movements Abdomen and pelvis 5. The head and brain Skull Ear Eye IndexReviewsThis book is an excellent study aid, covering all areas of the essential anatomy, condensed into an easy to read and well-illustrated book. Its colour coordinated sections make it easy to navigate, especially when in a hurry! As well as covering the basic anatomy this book also includes common injuries and a variety of diagnostic scans. I would defiantly recommend this book to all students studying Physiotherapy or working in Physiotherapy as a quick guide to relevant anatomy, that's small enough to fit in your pocket! <br> Hannah Cochrane, Physiotherapy Student, University of Liverpool, UK. <p> Applied anatomy boxes throughout the text put anatomy into clinical context.Very clear diagrams and information on location of ligaments around the joints of the body.Very comprehensive content for a 'pocketbook'. <br> Shula Baker, Physiotherapy Student, Keele University, UK. <p> What a great little book, perfect for taking on placement with you or just having in the workplace as an easy reference book! I have the full version of this book and it is a superb book so this pocket sized edition will allow me to access information when away from home, without having to transport the full version...it contains all the key information you need: so whether a student on the bus revising your anatomy or as a reference in the workplace, it is a brilliant little book. <br> Linda Wilkinson, Physiotherapy Student, University of Southampton <p> This pocketbook nicely fills the gap between basic anatomy and the study of movement as required by physiotherapists. Given it is a small book it covers a wide range of topics and does so without sacrificing essential detail. <br>The anatomical content is wellwritten and precise, covering often complex areas in a manner that is user-friendly- and hence very readable. <br>This pocketbook would make an ideal quick reference book for physiotherapy students of Anatomy and will, due to its clear descriptions and logical style aid understanding of complex anatomical and human movement concepts. <br> Dr William Gibson, School of Physiotherapy, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia This book is an excellent study aid, covering all areas of the essential anatomy, condensed into an easy to read and well-illustrated book. Its colour coordinated sections make it easy to navigate, especially when in a hurry! As well as covering the basic anatomy this book also includes common injuries and a variety of diagnostic scans. I would defiantly recommend this book to all students studying Physiotherapy or working in Physiotherapy as a quick guide to relevant anatomy, that's small enough to fit in your pocket! Hannah Cochrane, Physiotherapy Student, University of Liverpool, UK. Applied anatomy boxes throughout the text put anatomy into clinical context.Very clear diagrams and information on location of ligaments around the joints of the body.Very comprehensive content for a 'pocketbook'.? Shula Baker, Physiotherapy Student, Keele University, UK. What a great little book, perfect for taking on placement with you or just having in the workplace as an easy reference book! I have the full version of this book and it is a superb book so this pocket sized edition will allow me to access information when away from home, without having to transport the full version...it contains all the key information you need: so whether a student on the bus revising your anatomy or as a reference in the workplace, it is a brilliant little book. Linda Wilkinson, Physiotherapy Student, University of Southampton This pocketbook nicely fills the gap between basic anatomy and the study of movement as required by physiotherapists. Given it is a small book it covers a wide range of topics and does so without sacrificing essential detail....The anatomical content is well written and precise, covering often complex areas in a manner that is user-friendly- and hence very readable...This pocketbook would make an ideal quick reference book for physiotherapy students of Anatomy and will, due to its clear descriptions and logical style aid understanding of complex anatomical and human movement concepts. Dr William Gibson, School of Physiotherapy, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia With its hard wearing and 'easy clean' plastic cover this book will come in handy for quick reference and revision in any clinical setting and, as it says, fits neatly in the pocket. It is definitely worth it for the money. InTouch, Spring 2009, No. 126 Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |