Clinical Kinesiology and Anatomy

367 Pages·2006·30.96 MB·English

by  Lynn Lippert

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FOURTH EDITION
CLINICAL
KINESIOLOGY
ANATOMY
and
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F O U R T H E D I T I O N
Clinical
Kinesiology
Anatomy
and
Lynn S. Lippert, ,
MS PT
Program Director, Retired
Program Physical Therapist Assistant
Mount Hood Community College
Gresham, Oregon
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Copyright © 2006 by F. A. Davis Company
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Lippert, Lynn, 1942–
Clinical kinesiology and anatomy/Lynn S. Lippert.—4th ed.
p. ; cm.
Rev. ed. of: Clinical kinesiology for physical therapist assistants.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN-13: 978-0-8036-1243-3
ISBN-10: 0-8036-1243-5
1. Kinesiology. 2. Physical therapy assistants.
[DNLM: 1. Kinesiology, Applied. 2. Movement. 3. Musculoskeletal System—anatomy & histology.
4. Physical Therapy Modalities. WE 103 L765c 2006] I. Lippert, Lynn, 1942– Clinical kinesiology for
physical therapist assistants. II. Title.
QP303.L53 2006
612.7'6–dc22
2006003745
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Dedication
I have been blessed by the love and support
of a true friend and colleague, whose
insights, knowledge, and truthfulness have
been invaluable in the writing of this book.
Sal Jepson dusted off her artistic talents to
draw the original illustrations and helped get
the original book off the “drawing board.”
Her continued support has made revisions of
the book possible. One can have no greater
friend.
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Acknowledgments
Like a child, it takes a village to create a book and see it Manager, kept the wheels of production well oiled. The
through completion of its fourth edition. Sal Jepson production team, consisting of Bob Butler, Production
drew most of the original illustrations. These illustra- Manager, Michael Carcel, Illustration Coordinator,
tions continue to provide the basis for the current Carolyn O’Brien, Design Manager, Lisa Thompson, Copy
drawings. Don Davis, my physics guru, continues to Editor, have worked very hard under some rather diffi-
look over my shoulder to ensure that the world of cult circumstances to bring this book to its highly pol-
physics and biomechanics is accurately portrayed. ished state. Kim Harris, always a friendly voice, knows
Debbie Van Dover, MEd, PT, gave helpful suggestions where everyone is at any given time and saw that my ques-
and allowed me to “field test” the functional activities tions and phone calls were answered. A special thank-you
and clinical exercises in her Kinesiology lab. The Mt. goes to Peg Waltner, Developmental Editor. She has
Hood Community College PT Assistant students were spent countless hours working with me to ensure the
also most helpful with their feedback. Vanessa Gaerlan- book’s accuracy and success. She has also worked tire-
Wang BA, PTA, gave assistance to the author and artist lessly with the illustrator.
by demonstrating the various activities and exercises My family has been most patient and understand-
for the photo shoot. ing throughout this process. Without the support at
I would like to extend my appreciation to Rob Craven, home, I would not have had the time or energy. They
President, and the many people at F. A. Davis for their did not always have an easy task.
commitment to making this a textbook that will make us So, to the fourth edition village, thank you one and
all proud. Margaret Biblis, Publisher, brought new ener- all. Words cannot accurately express my feelings and
gy and vision. Deborah Thorp, Content Development appreciation. I couldn’t have done it without you.
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Reviewers
Marja P. Beaufait, MA, PT Jamie Duley, MS, PT
Associate Professor Instructor
Physical Therapist Assistant Program Health and Wellness Department
St. Petersburg College Delta College
St. Petersburg, Florida Freeland, Michigan
Dolores B. Bertoti, MS, PT Sandra Froehling, OTR/L
Dean of Academic Advancement Instructor
Associate Professor Occupational Therapy Assistant Department
Center for Academic Advancement Anoka-Hennepin Technical College
Alvernia College Anoka, Minnesota
Reading, Pennsylvania
Christine Kowalski, EdD, PTA
Wendy D. Bircher, MS, PT Department Chair of Health Science
Director Physical Therapy Assistant Program Director
Physical Therapist Assistant Program Montana State University–Great Falls
San Juan College College of Technology
Farmington, New Mexico Cascade, Montana
Laurie Clute, MS, PT Becky Robler, MEd, OTR
Professor Instructor/Director of Health Careers
Director of Physical Therapy Program Success Program
Allied Health Department Occupational Therapy/Health Professions
New Hampshire Community Department
Technical College Pueblo Community College
Claremont, New Hampshire Pueblo, Colorado
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