Kinetic Anatomy, 2nd Ed – Robert S. Behnke

The thoroughly revised and updated edition was created for those who will work in physical activity fields. A body of work called Kinetic Anatomy. How the human body is constructed and how it moves are addressed by discussing bones, tying the bones together, and placing muscles on the bones.

The new edition retains the best features from the first edition. A body of work called Kinetic Anatomy. There are new features in this item. There is a four-color format for easier visual recognition and comprehension.

Instructors can use the instructor guide and test package to deliver the course content.

There are tables that list the types of joint, bones, and movements.

The CD is bound into the book to give users a superior learning tool. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it The second edition of Kinetic Anatomy. Students are encouraged to learn through hands-on experiments. Learning activities, practice questions, and suggested readings are included in the text. The new edition makes it easy for future athletic trainers, physical education teachers, kinesiologists, and coaches to learn the basics of anatomy, and to retain their knowledge for future application in advanced courses or on the job.

The upper and lower parts of the body are covered in part I, while the rest of the text is devoted to different parts of the body. The organization of the topics is similar to what is found in more advanced texts on the subject, making it easy for students to transition from the material in this book to higher-level courses.

The updated edition was thoroughly revised. A body of work called Kinetic Anatomy. The foundation is laid for students to learn how the human body works. This is the first time that learning anatomy has been easy. The second edition of Kinetic Anatomy. It is an excellent introduction to any field related to physical activity. As they work with, treat, and train the physically active, readers will be able to apply the knowledge from this resource.

There is an interactive dissection CD included.

Instructors and students will benefit from the software program. The basics of interactive functional anatomy. This book is bound by Primal Pictures. The strip-away technique is used to remove structures layer by layer through 11 layers. The accompanying text has information about blood supply, nerve innervation, and primary and secondary actions. If you want to see a specific structure on the screen, you can stop the view at any point. Additionally, the live-action video option allows for observation of muscle actions during walking, standing from a sitting position, and other activities such as push-ups and sit-ups. A zoom control lets the user zoom in for a closer look at specific details or zoom out for an overall view of the structure. Every structure has text that is related to it.

The text of the body. It’s called IFA essentials. There are bones, ligaments, muscles, tendons, retinacula, capsule, cartilage, discs, and other structures. There are animations for the shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand, trunk, hip, knee, and ankle and foot. Every joint has a muscle-action analysis. It’s called IFA essentials. There are excellent learning opportunities for students of human anatomy.

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