Disability And Rehabilitation

In physical education and medical terminology, "Bow-legs" is a condition where the knees stay widely apart while the ankles are together. This condition is medically known as Genu Varum. It is characterized by an outward curvature of the legs, giving them the appearance of a bow.

The options provided are:

• Genu Varum: Correct term for bow-legs.
• Genu Valgum: This refers to "knock-knees," where the knees are close together and the ankles are apart.
• Pes Planus: This is known as "flat feet," where the arches of the feet are flattened.
• Knock-Knee: Synonymous with Genu Valgum, opposite of bow-legs.

Therefore, the correct answer is Genu Varum.