ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Annotated Bibliography



Annotated Bibliography

Everett T. & Kell C.: Human movement (2010) An Introductory Text 6th Ed: Chap 4 Motor controls

Human Movement is associated with the function and movement of human beings in the daily environment. Human beings need to survive movement some of his moves are notorious, and can be measured and appreciated at first sight. Others require equipment to be detectable, either because they are very fine movements, imperceptible to the human eye or hidden inside of our body (e.g. heart beat. Human movement includes the abilities for human beings to move and remain in motion. Among the activities that help human move, also help in living. In addition to those mentioned above, the search for a home, food, and even our activities, to find a mate or escape from enemies. Perhaps we know why we move. Living things do move in response to different stimuli we receive from abroad, i.e. the environment. The future of human movement lies behind the idea that technology can be used for the disabled persons. It would help them to move.

Hamill & Knutzen: Biomechanical basis of Human movement 2nd Ed Chap 4 Neurological considerations for movement

A solid foundation for understanding the complexities of the human body based on the relationship between structure and function, with a pedagogical approach that facilitates the study of anatomy, the gateway too many health-related sciences. The chapter opening pages with modern graphics related to the body system under consideration and a brief statement on how the issue developed contributes to body homeostasis. There are panels, which provide additional, support for learning and include general, a tabular summary of the relevant anatomical concepts and a series of photographs or illustrations associated.

The objectives and review questions that appear in strategic places and give students the opportunity to validate the understanding of the material just read. Clinical Application explores the clinical, professional or daily lives of every anatomical structure or function related. Homeostatic imbalances, with explanations of many diseases and disorders caused by loss of normal homeostasis. The distinctive icons that point key concepts questions concerning the figures, clinical, anatomical development and highlight items on the exercise. The future practices of this study can be helpful in improving the technology for movement of people and how it can be used to access this movement.

Tortora & Grabowski: Principles of Anatomy and Physiology 9th Edition Chapter 6. The skeletal system: Bone Tissue

Movement in the humans depends on the morphological, physiological and psychological characteristics of the human have its spatial, temporal, high-speed and dynamic performance. Therefore, their variability has no limit. For biomechanical analysis of shock action can be described as a human a few snippets from the work of VM Klevenko. If we look at the kinematic structure of the human body, it is easy to imagine the rotation axis and the pivot point when attacking. Involvement of the lower body mechanics human beats going to the next kinematic chain: foot - leg - the ...