movement in the context of activity Greene, David Paul creator Roberts, Susan L. 1951- text bibliography xxu United states of America Elsevier 2017 Tercera edición monographic eng

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xiii, 223, 81 páginas ilustraciones Section one. Multidisciplinary basis for understanding human movement. 1. Biomechanics, kinesiology, and occupational therapy: a good fit ; 2. The study of human movement: concepts from related fields ; 3. Gravity: a constant force ; 4. Linear force and motion ; 5. Rotary force, torque, and motion ; 6. Utilizing the sensory environment: integrating physics into sensory interventions -- Section two. Basic concepts applied to musculoskeletal regions. 7. The head and torso ; 8. The proximal upper extremity ; 9. The distal upper extremity ; 10. The lower extremity -- Appendixes. A. English to metric conversions ; B. Body segment parameters ; C. Solutions to chapter applications ; D. Review of mathematics ; E. Trigonometric functions ; F. Commonly used formulas in biomechanics ; G. Client profiles ; H. Working models of the fingers and wrist David Paul Greene, PhD, MS, OTR, Department of Occupational Therapy, College of Health and Human Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, Susan L. Roberts, MDiv, OTR, Changes Occupational Therapy, New York, New York, Mt. Vernon, Maine ; illustrations by David Paul Greene, PhD MS, OTR. Texto en inglés Kinesiología Mecánica humana Terapia ocupacional Biomecánica Movimiento Aspectos fisiológicos WE 103 Greene, David Paul. St. Louis, Missouri : Elsevier, [2017] Third edition. (DLC) 2015048404 9780323298889 (3a.Ed.) 2015046111 Co-BoUCM 180510 20180510124402.0 ocn931476693 spa