back - the back side of torso, located between the neck and the pelvis, balance - stable equilibrium within the body, bicep - the muscle located on the front side of the upper arm, above the inner elbow, chest - the front part of the body located between the neck and the abdomen, forearm - the lower part of the arm, located between the elbow and the wrist, hand - the part of the body attached at the end of the arm, comprised of a palm, four fingers and a thumb, inpatient - a patient who is required to stay in a medical facility for one night or more, mobility - the ability to move the body, joints, or limbs, freely, neck - the part of the body located at the top of the spine, connecting the torso to the head, outpatient - a patient who receives treatment at a medical facility and is able to return home the same day, patient - a client seeking treatment from a medical practitioner, physical therapist - a medical practitioner who uses exercise, massage, and other physical remedies to treat patients, physiotherapy - a therapeutic medical practice that uses exercise, massage, and other physical remedies to treat pain and other complaints, rehabilitate - to restore a patient's good health and wellbeing, restore - to return a part of the body to its properly functioning state, rotator cuff - it is comprised of four muscles that control the rotation of the shoulder joint, shoulder - the joint that connects the upper arm to the torso, stretching - the act of extending muscles to their full length, tricep - the muscle located on the back side of the upper arm, located above the outer elbow, wrist - the joint that connects the hand to the forearm,

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