فهرست و منابع پایان نامه بررسی ارتباط ارتفاع قوس طولی داخلی پا با آسیب های ورزشی مچ پا و زانو در دونده های حرفه ای مرد
فهرست:
مقدمه ........................................................................................................................13
بخش اول
آناتومی پا
1-1-استخوان شناسی پا ........................................................................................15
2-1-عضلات پا ...................................................................................................16
بیومکانیک پا
1-2-قوس های کف پایی ....................................................................................20
2-2-قوس طولی داخلی ........................................................................................21
3-2-تعادل در ساختار پا .......................................................................................23
4-2-کینتیک پا ...................................................................................................28
متد های طبقه بندی انواع پا
1-3-معاینه دیداری غیر کمی ................................................................................32
2-3-مقادیر انتروپومتریک .....................................................................................33
3-3-شاخص های فوت پرینت ...............................................................................37
4-3-ارزیابی های رادیوگرافیک ............................................................................41
بخش دوم
فصل اول
بیان مسأله ......................................................................................................45
دلایل انتخاب موضوع .....................................................................................47
فصل دوم
مروری بر مطالعات پیشین .................................................................................50
فصل سوم
اهداف ...........................................................................................................57
فرضیات .........................................................................................................57
فصل چهارم
متغیر های تحقیق .............................................................................................59
تعریف متغیر ها ................................................................................................59
نوع مطالعه ......................................................................................................59
روش جمع آوری اطلاعات ...............................................................................60
جامعه مورد مطالعه ...........................................................................................60
تعداد نمونه .....................................................................................................60
روش نمونه گیری ............................................................................................60
ملاحظات اخلاقی ...........................................................................................60
روش کار .......................................................................................................61
فصل پنجم
یافته های تحقیق ..............................................................................................68
فصل ششم
بحث .............................................................................................................79
نتیجه گیری ....................................................................................................86
محدودیت های طرح و پیشنهادات برای مطالعات آتی ..........................................86
پیوست
پرسشنامه شماره یک .......................................................................................89
پرسشنامه شماره دو ..........................................................................................90
فرم رضایتنامه ..................................................................................................91
جداول ضمیمه .................................................................................................92
تعریف واژه ها ........................................................................................................ 96
منابع مورد استفاده ...................................................................................................98
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