Kinesiology

2. The space with chairs where patients sit before their clinical session starts.
5. An electric machine with a moving belt used for walking or gait training in the gym.
7. A private box or office where the kinesiologist evaluates and treats a patient.
9. An unpleasant, uncomfortable feeling in the body caused by an illness or injury.
10. The front desk area where the secretary greets patients and coordinates appointments.
11. A small, heavy weight that patients hold in one hand to exercise and strengthen muscles.
12. A special clinical bed or stretcher where the patient lies down during therapy.
13. Protective items you wear on your hands for hygiene and safety during a medical evaluation.

1. A plastic anatomy model of the human bone structure used to explain injuries to patients.
2. The specific desk or area in the clinic where a professional works.
3. A formal word used to describe older people or patients in the geriatrics department.
4. A fixed bicycle used in the rehabilitation gym for cardiovascular exercise.
6. Elastic rubber strips used to create tension during rehabilitation exercises.INJURY: Damage or harm to a part of the body, for example, a sprain or a fracture.
8. A place in the hospital or clinic where you can buy and eat food or drinks.