What does 这些地方 mean in this dialogue about health checks? I'm confused about the use of 这些地方 in the following dialogue in my Chinese text book (click for larger image):



I'll transcribe it below:


  马克：体检时检查什么？
  丁波：很多。耳朵，眼睛，鼻子，牙齿，还有胃等等。
  马克：以前我总是肚子疼。
  丁波：可能是胃疼吧。你去医院检查一下儿吧。
  马克：体检时胳膊，手，脚要不要检查？
  丁波：这些地方一般没有大问题，看一看就行了。


And here's my translation:


  Mark: When you get a health check, what is checked?
  Ding Bo: Lots. Ears, eyes, nose, teeth, also stomach, and so on.
  Mark: In the past, my tummy has been always painful.
  Ding Bo: It could be your stomach that's painful.  You go to the hospital for a check [suggestive particle].
  Mark: When you get a health check, are arms, hands, feet inspected?
  Ding Bo: These places generally have no big problems, have a look and it'll be okay.


In particular, I'm unclear if "these places" (这些地方) means the places you go to get 体检 (health checks), or if "these places" means these places on your body (胳膊，手，脚).

Question: What does 这些地方 mean in this dialogue about health checks?
In this context, '这些地方'(these places) refers to 'areas' on a human body.

For example:

'upper arm area' (上臂一带)

'left wrist and left lower palm area' (左腕及左掌底部一带)

'neck and spine area '(颈椎一带)