Gait An Interactive Tutorial, Student Version

Gait is a very dynamic process and can be challenging to learn from pictures and descriptions in textbooks. Now you can learn gait in a multi-media format from a highly interactive CD-ROM that is an essential classroom tool for the study of normal gait. This tool is also relevant for the clinician who desires a handy reference on a particular segment of the gait cycle. Gait: An Interactive Tutorial is a unique and user-friendly CD-ROM designed to clearly demonstrate the joint and muscle activity in each phase of gait and depict the forces incurred during gait by using audio, video, and text. This exciting new CD-ROM will be beneficial to all educational programs teaching gait because it covers the two major classification systems used in the study of gait and allows for tremendous flexibility in learning very precise areas of human gait. The user has the ability to select a sub-phase of the gait cycle and a specific joint to study during that sub-phase. The user then has the option to study gait from the perspective of muscle activity only, kinetic and kinematic data only, or an integrated approach of muscle activity and kinetic and kinematic data. Gait: An Interactive Tutorial provides the user with the capability to concentrate on specific areas where the most reinforcement is needed or to study the entire gait cycle to obtain a broader perspective. The self-assessment quiz feature is a tremendous addition to this essential learning tool as it provides immediate feedback to reinforce the principles just learned! System Requirements: For Your PC Pentium Based PC or above Windows 95, 98 or later 6X CD-ROM drive 16 MB of RAM (32 MB preferred) 15 MB of hard disk storage 8-bit Sound Blaster-compatible sound card QuickTime 5.0 or higher for Windows (included) For Your Macintosh Power PC or above 16 MB of RAM (32 MB preferred) 15 MB of hard disk storage Mac OS version 8.6 or later QuickTime 5.0 or higher for Macintosh (included)Brown, Glenn is the author of 'Gait An Interactive Tutorial, Student Version', published 2004 under ISBN 9781556427220 and ISBN 1556427220.