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Principles of Sports Medicine & Kinesiology

PRINCIPLES OF SCIENCE: P RNCPL OF SPORTS MED EXRCS SCI

Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation

Health, Medicine & Nursing

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<P>This volume introduces students and researchers to how a healthy human body works during exercise and how sports and physical activity promote health and performance, ranging from the cellular level to whole body perspectives. Coverage also includes exercise physiology, sports psychology, human anatomy and physiology, biomechanics, biokinetics, diet, the nature and pathology of sport injuries, and injury rehabilitation.</P>

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Publisher&#x2019;s Note.
Introduction.
Contributors.
1: Anatomy.
2: Anatomy.
3: Bones and the Skeleton.
4: Brain Structure.
5: Cartilage.
6: Circulation.
7: Connective Tissue.
8: Fascia.
9: Heart.
10: Hippocampus.
11: Human Respiratory System.
12: Knee.
13: Ligaments.
14: Lower Extremities.
15: Muscles.
16: Prefrontal Cortex (PFC).
17: Upper Extremities.
18: Physiology/Pathophysiology.
19: Bone Disorders.
20: Brain.
21: Exercise Physiology.
22: Glycolysis.
23: Haller Establishes Physiology as a Science.
24: Hypertrophy.
25: Inflammation.
26: Iron-Deficiency Anemia.
27: Lactate Threshold.
28: Metabolism.
29: Motor Control.
30: Motor Skill Development.
31: Neuroplasticity.
32: Osmosis.
33: Osteoarthritis.
34: Pain.
35: Steroids.
36: Exercise Training.
37: Aerobics.
38: Autogenic Training.
39: Blood Flow Restriction (BFR).
40: Cross-training.
41: Endurance Training.
42: Ergogenic Aids.
43: High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT).
44: Progressive Muscle Relaxation.
45: Static Stretching.
46: Stretching.
47: Stress Reduction.
48: Weight Training.
49: Nutrition and Supplements.
50: Amino Acids.
51: Anti-Inflammatory Diet.
52: Biotin.
53: Branched-Chain Amino Acids.
54: Carbohydrates.
55: Cetylated Fatty Acids.
56: Creatine.
57: Essential Nutrients.
58: Fatty Acid.
59: Glucosamine.
60: Iron.
61: Lecithin.
62: Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD).
63: Nutrition.
64: Protein.
65: Sports and Energy Drinks.
66: Sports and Fitness Performance.
67: Supplements.
68: Vitamins and Minerals.
69: Injuries.
70: Back Pain.
71: Bruises.
72: Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).
73: Common Shoulder Injuries.
74: Concussion.
75: Fracture and Dislocation.
76: Injuries, Minor.
77: Muscle Sprains, Spasms, and Disorders.
78: Post-Concussion Syndrome.
79: Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI).
80: Soft Tissue Pain.
81: Sports-Related Wrist and Hand Injuries.
82: Strength Training.
83: Tendinitis.
84: Tendon Disorders.
85: Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis).
86: Traumatic Brain Injury.
87: Wounds.
88: Diagnostic Techniques.
89: Genetic Testing.
90: Genomics.
91: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).
92: Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT).
93: Ultrasonography.
94: Injury Treatments&#x2014;Standard.
95: Advances in Spinal Cord Injury Research.
96: Arthroplasty.
97: Astym&#x00AE; Therapy.
98: Braces, Orthopedic.
99: Casts and Splints.
100: Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT).
101: Exercise-Based Therapies.
102: Hyaluronic Acid Injections.
103: Kneecap Removal.
104: Physical Rehabilitation.
105: Rotator Cuff Surgery.
106: Tendon Repair.
107: Tommy John Surgery.
108: Injury Treatments&#x2014;Alternative/Experimental.
109: Acupressure.
110: Acupuncture.
111: Applied Kinesiology.
112: Cupping.
113: Diet-Based Therapies.
114: Homeopathic Remedies for Sports-Related Injuries.
115: Magnet Therapy.
116: Prolotherapy.
117: Sports and Fitness Recovery.
118: Sports Injuries and Homeopathy.
119: Tissue Engineering.
120: Medications.
121: Anti-Inflammatory Drugs.
122: Baclofen.
123: Carisoprodol.
124: Codeine.
125: Fentanyl.
126: Ketamine.
127: Morphine.
128: Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs).
129: Oxycodone.
130: Pain Management.
131: Prescription NSAIDs.
132: Tramadol.
133: Valium (diazepam).
134: Drug Doping.
135: Athlete Drug Testing.
136: Blood Doping.
137: Lance Armstrong Stripped of Tour de France Titles.
138: Erythropoietin.
139: Mark McGwire Evades Congressional Questions on Steroid Use.
140: Genetic Engineering.
141: Gymnast Andreea Raducan Loses Her Olympic Gold Medal.
142: Olympic Athlete Marion Jones Admits Steroid Use.
143: Olympic Champion Lasse Vir&#x00E9;n Is Accused of Blood Doping.
144: Performance-Enhancing Drugs.
145: Russian Sports Doping Scandal.
146: Soccer Star Diego Maradona Is Expelled from World Cup.
147: Steroid Abuse.
148: Steroids: HGH and PEDS.
149: Steroids in Baseball.
150: Track-and-Field Champion Heike Dreschler Doping Scandal.
151: Sports in General.
152: Benefits of Playing Sports.
153: Exercise Addiction.
154: Exercise and Mental Health.
155: Health Risks to Student Athletes.
156: Intramural Sports.
157: Overtraining Syndrome.
158: Sociology of Sport.
159: Sports Engineering.
160: Sports Psychology.
161: Transgender Athletes: Overview.
162: Transgender College Athletes.
163: Careers.
164: Athletic Training.
165: Cardiology.
166: Exercise Science.
167: Kinesiology.
168: Neuroscience.
169: Occupational Therapist.
170: Orthopedics.
171: Personal Trainer.
172: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&#x0026;R).
173: Physical Therapist.
174: Podiatry.
175: Sports Medicine.
Bibliography.
Glossary.
Organizations.
Subject Index.

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