Distal tibia or fibula.

Proximal femur

Lateral malleolus of the foot

Medial condyle of the tibia

Towards the midline of the body.

Away from the midline of the body.

At the center of the body.

In front of the body.

An irritated area between the legs by fungus infection.

A type of skin rash caused by allergies.

A condition caused by excessive sweating in the groin area.

A fungal infection that affects the scalp.

Area of the back where the lumbar and sacral areas are in contact.

A term used to describe the upper back region.

A condition affecting the lower back muscles.

A type of spinal injury related to the neck.

Singular form of malleolus.

Plural of malleolus.

A type of bone in the arm.

A medical term for ankle injury.

Muscle works with a change in muscle length and controlled speed.

Muscle works without any change in length.

Muscle works at a constant speed regardless of resistance.

Muscle works only during isometric contractions.

A band of white, fibrous connective tissue that holds bone to bone.

A type of muscle tissue that connects to bones.

A fluid-filled sac that reduces friction between tissues.

A type of cartilage found in joints.

Muscle works with no change in muscle length.

Muscle lengthens while contracting.

Muscle shortens while relaxing.

Muscle works with a change in muscle length.

Five largest, lowest individual vertebrae of spine.

The uppermost vertebrae in the neck region.

The vertebrae located in the thoracic region.

The smallest vertebrae in the human body.

A type of skin infection.

A cut or tear of skin or other body tissues.

A surgical procedure to remove tissue.

A condition caused by excessive dryness of the skin.

A wound or injury.

A type of infection.

A skin condition.

A form of cancer.

Muscle works with a change in muscle length. Concentric - shortening.

Muscle works without any change in length.

Muscle works only during relaxation phases.

Muscle works with a constant tension throughout the movement.

Particles or loose bodies within a joint.

A type of joint disease.

A surgical procedure for joint repair.

A type of exercise for joint flexibility.

The study of human movement.

The study of animal behavior.

The study of physical chemistry.

The study of ancient civilizations.