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Movers and Shapers: Bones, Muscles and Joints


Bodyscope Series

No. of pages 40

Published: 2004

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The most astonishing and complex organism on earth - the human body - is explored in this dynamic new series. A dazzling array of specialist photography and state-of-the-art digital illustration reveals the secrets of human biology in breathtaking detail. Incorporating the very latest medical research, this groundbreaking series provides a compelling guide to what makes us work, from our heartbeat to brain cells. Feature spreads take an in-depth look at a wide range of subjects, including the invisible creatures that set up home on our skin and the amazing scanning techniques doctors use to peer inside the body. Rounding off each book is a comprehensive glossary, together with key website links. For anyone who has ever marvelled at the intricacies and workings of the human body, Bodyscope is an indispensable series. Bones, muscles and joints give the human body shape and structure. They also enable us to perform a wide range of movements, from smiling (which involves 17 facial muscles) to dancing (which requires over 100 muscles, bones and joints to work together). Bodyscope - Movers and Shapers peels away our outer layers and reveals how the musculo-skeletal system works so efficiently and effectively. This fundamental system operates across all areas of the body and these are explored in turn. Along the way, the reader is shown how limbs move, why exercise is vital to keep our muscles and joints in good working order, and how bones heal themselves.

 

This book is part of a book series called Bodyscope Series .

There are 40 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by Pan Macmillan .

Dr. Patricia Macnair studied Medicine at the University of Bristol in England. After several years working in a variety of hospital specialties, she rekindled an early interest in writing by moving into medical journalism. She currently divides her work equally between clinical duties and writing and broadcasting

This book has the following chapters: 1 Half Title; 2-3 Imprint And Title; 4-5 Contents; 6-7 Introduction; 8-9 Bony Framework; 10-11 The Joints; 12-13 How Joints Move; 14-15 Cartilage; 16-17 Muscles That Get US Moving; 18-19 The Skull; 20-21 The Face; 22-23 Feature: The Secrets Of The Skull; 24-25 Spinal Column And Ribs; 26-27 Legs, Hips And Feet; 28-29 Feature: Artificial Limbs; 30-31 Hands; 32-33 Feature: The Story Of A Broken Bone; 34-35 Staying Healthy; 36-37 Glossary; 38-39 Website Links / Index; 40 Acknowledgements

This book is in the following series:

Bodyscope Series

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