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Produktbild: Functional Kinetics

Functional Kinetics Observing, Analyzing, and Teaching Human Movement

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

27.11.1989

Verlag

Springer Berlin

Seitenzahl

337

Maße (L/B/H)

24,2/17/2 cm

Gewicht

610 g

Auflage

Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1990

Übersetzt von

Gertrud Whitehouse

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-540-15350-4

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

27.11.1989

Verlag

Springer Berlin

Seitenzahl

337

Maße (L/B/H)

24,2/17/2 cm

Gewicht

610 g

Auflage

Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1990

Übersetzt von

Gertrud Whitehouse

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-540-15350-4

Herstelleradresse

Springer-Verlag KG
Sachsenplatz 4-6
1201 Wien
AT

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  • Produktbild: Functional Kinetics
  • General Introduction.- 1 Orientation of the Individual.- 1.1 Orientation Within the Body.- 1.2 Orientation in Space.- 1.3 Orientation Outwards from the Body.- 1.4 Orientation of the Individual and ‘Patient Language’.- 1.5 Summary.- 2 Orientation of the Physiotherapist.- 2.1 Homunculus: The Man in a Cube.- 2.2 Planes — Lines — Points.- 2.2.1 Transverse Planes.- 2.2.2 Frontal Planes.- 2.2.3 Sagittal Planes.- 2.2.4 Body Diagonals and the Body’s Functional Centrepoint.- 2.2.5 Vertex and Long Axis of the Body.- 2.2.6 Diameter of the Thorax.- 2.2.7 Summary.- 2.3 Proximal — Distal.- 2.4 Joints as Pivots, Switch Points and Levels of Movement.- 2.4.1 Degrees of Freedom and Components of Movement.- 2.4.2 Distance Points.- 2.4.3 Influence of Position on Interdependency of Movements at the Joints.- 2.4.4 Movement About Frontotransverse Axes.- 2.4.5 Movement About Sagittotransverse Axes.- 2.4.6 Movement About Frontosagittal Axes.- 2.5 Capsules and Ligaments of Joints as End-Stops of Movement.- 2.6 Muscles as Effectors of Posture and Movement.- 2.6.1 Isometric and Isotonic Muscle Activity.- 2.6.2 Motive and Compressive Components of Muscle Activity on Joints.- 2.6.3 Muscles as Agonists, Antagonists and Synergists.- 2.6.4 Passive and Active Muscle Insufficiency.- 3 Fundamental Observation Criteria.- 3.1 Functional Body Segments.- 3.2 Activity States.- 3.2.1 Economical Activity.- 3.2.2 Parking Function.- 3.2.3 Dynamic Stabilization.- 3.2.4 Potential Mobility.- 3.2.5 Support Area.- 3.2.6 Supporting Function.- 3.2.7 Pressure Activity.- 3.2.8 Supported Leaning.- 3.2.9 Free Play.- 3.2.10 Hanging Activity.- 3.2.11 Bridging Activity.- 3.2.12 Pushing-Off Activity.- 3.2.13 Practical Use of Activity Sates in Functional Analysis of Starting Positions and Movement Sequences.- 3.3 Analysis of Movement by Differentiating Between Equilibrium Reactions.- 3.3.1 Continuing Movement.- 3.3.2 Buttressing Continuing Movement and Changing the Support Area.- 3.3.3 Avoidance Mechanisms and Their Influence on the Patient’s Contact with the Environment.- 3.3.4 Summary.- 3.4 Observer’s Planes.- 3.4.1 Observer’s Horizontal Plane.- 3.4.2 Observer’s Parallel Plane.- 3.4.3 Observer’s Bisecting Plane.- 4 Instruction.- 4.1 Functional Analysis in Therapist Language.- 4.1.1 Conception of the Exercise.- 4.1.2 Position and Activation in the Starting Position.- 4.1.3 Actio — Reactio of the Movement Sequence.- 4.1.4 Conditio — Limitatio of the Movement Sequence.- 4.2 Formula for Instructions in Patient Language.- 4.2.1 Instructions Appealing to the Patient’s Perceptions.- 4.2.2 Verbal-Perceptual Instruction.- 4.2.3 Manipulative-Perceptual Instruction.- 4.3 Adapting an Exercise to the Patient’s Constitution and Condition.- 4.3.1 Role of Lengths, Widths, Depths and Distribution of Weights in Adapting an Exercise.- 4.3.2 Common Causes of Error in Adapting an Exercise to the Patient’s Condition.- 5 Functional Measuring.- 5.1 Points, Lines and Axes of BS Thorax.- 5.1.1 Movements of the Thoracic Spine in the Plane of Symmetry.- 5.1.2 Movements of the Thoracic Spine in the Frontal Plane.- 5.1.3 Movements of the Thoracic Spine in the Transverse Plane.- 5.1.4 Movements of the Thorax in Transverse Planes.- 5.1.5 Movements of the Ribs in Inspiration and Expiration.- 5.2 Points, Lines and Axes of BS Head.- 5.2.1 Movements of the Cervical Spine in the Plane of Symmetry.- 5.2.2 Movements of the Cervical Spine in the Frontal Plane.- 5.2.3 Movements of the Cervical Spine and the Atlanto-occipital and Atlanto-axial Joints in Transverse Planes.- 5.2.4 Movements of the Head in Transverse Planes.- 5.2.5 Movements at the Temporomandibular Joints.- 5.3 Points, Lines and Axes of BS Pelvis and BS Legs.- 5.3.1 Movements of the Lumbar Spine in the Plane of Symmetry.- 5.3.2 Movements of the Lumbar Spine in the Frontal Plane.- 5.3.3 Movements at the Hip Joints About the Frontotransverse Axis.- 5.3.4 Movements at the Hip Joints About the Sagittotransverse Axis.- 5.3.5 Movements at the Hip Joints About Frontosagittal Axes.- 5.3.6 Movements at the Knee Joints.- 5.3.7 Movements at the Talocrural Joints.- 5.3.8 Movements at the Subtalar Joints.- 5.3.9 Movements at the Chopart and Lisfranc Joints.- 5.3.10 Movements at the Toe Joints.- 5.4 Points, Lines and Axes of BS Arms.- 5.4.1 Movements of the Clavicle at the Sternoclavicular and Acromioclavicular Joints (Proximal Shoulder Joints).- 5.4.2 Movements at the Humeroscapular Joints (Distal Shoulder Joints).- 5.4.3 Movements at the Elbow Joints and of the Forearm.- 5.4.4 Movements at the Wrist Joints.- 5.4.5 Movements at the Phalangeal Joints.- 6 Functional Status.- 6.1 Condition.- 6.2 Constitution.- 6.3 Mobility.- 6.4 Postural Statics.- 6.5 Basic Gait Test.- 6.6 Motor Behaviour in Bending Down.- 6.7 Respiration.- 6.8 Formulating the Functional Problem.- 6.9 Guidelines to Planning Therapy.- 6.10 Examples.- 7 Treatment Techniques.- 7.1 Mobilizing Massage.- 7.2 Buttressing Mobilization.- 7.3 Lift-Free/Reduced-Lift Mobilization of the Vertebral Column.- 8 The Concept of Movement Training.- 9 Glossary.- 10 Bibliography.- 11 Subject Index.