Location
Function
Fun Facts
Injuries
100

The toe bones

What are...

What are the Phalanges?

100

This muscle flexes the foot and has the root tibia in it

What is...

What is the Tibialis Anterior?

100

The only muscle attached to the knee and pelvis

What is...

What is the Rectus Femoris?

100

A Tarsal Fracture affects this bone

What are...

What are the Tarsals?

200

Muscle at the back of the thigh

What is...

What is the Hamstring?

200

This bone protects the knee from damage

What is...

What is the Patella?

200

The amount of bones your legs contains

How much is...

How much is 60 bones?

200

Metatarsalgia affects this group of bones

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What are the Metatarsals?

300

The larger of two bones in the calf

What is...

What is the Tibia?

300

This bone is critical in your role to stand

What is...

What is the Femur?

300

The largest muscle below the knee

What is...

What is the Gastrocnemius?

300

Method of healing most minor muscle strains

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What is RICE?

400

This muscle runs from the hip to the knee

What is...

What is the Rectus Femoris?

400

Supports the ankle and supports lower leg muscles

What is...

What is the Fibula?

400

Surgeons take tissue to donate from this bone

What is...

What is the Fibula?

400

Strain can be prevented by regularly doing this

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What is stretching?

500

Muscle in the back of the lower leg

What is...

What is the Gastrocnemius?

500

This muscle is crucial to help the human body run, bend, jump, kick, and make sharp turns.

What is the Sartorius?

500

This bone is translated to flute in Latin

What is...

What is the Tibia?

500

The cause of most leg bone injuries

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What is forceful impact?

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