Anatomy and Physiology for the Manual Therapies
by Gerard J. Tortora, Andrew Kuntzman
Anatomy and Physiology for the Manual Therapies by Gerard J. Tortora and Andrew Kuntzman provides a focused exploration of human anatomy and physiology essential for manual therapy students and professionals. It covers major body systems with relevance to therapeutic practices, featuring clear explanations and illustrations to enhance understanding and application in clinical settings.
About This Book
Anatomy and Physiology for the Manual Therapies offers a detailed examination of the human body's anatomical structures and physiological processes. Written by experts Gerard J. Tortora and Andrew Kuntzman, it focuses on content relevant to manual therapy professions such as massage therapy and physical therapy.
The book covers key systems including skeletal, muscular, nervous, and cardiovascular, emphasizing how these systems interact during therapeutic interventions. It includes illustrations and explanations to aid in practical application.
Designed for educational use, the text supports learning through clear descriptions and connections to clinical practice. It serves as a foundational resource for those entering fields that require a strong understanding of body mechanics and health sciences.
With its targeted approach, the book helps readers build a solid knowledge base without overwhelming detail, making it accessible for beginners in manual therapies.
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