1.2.6 Restoring Range of Motion

The ​ (a)   test in shown, which test the stability of the​ (b)   .

• Posterior Drawer
• PCL
• Anterior Drawer
• Varus
• Valgus
• ACL
• MCL
• LCL

This ligament prevents the tibia from moving backward on the femur

• Meniscus
• PCL
• Fibula
• ACL

This ligament prevents the tibia from moving forward on the femur

• Meniscus
• PCL
• Fibula
• ACL

What structures provides cushion between the femur and tibia?

• ligaments

• tendons

• mensicus

• tuberosities

Which of the following is the goniometer used to measure?

• muscle mass

• BMI

• joint angles

• body fat

Which statement is true...

• The highlighted bone is the fibula, which is located laterally in the leg

• The highlighted bone is the fibula, which is located medially in the leg

• The highlighted bone is the tibia, which is located laterally in the leg

• The highlighted bone is the tibia, which is located medially in the leg

What structure is number one?

• MCL

• ACL

• Medial Meniscus

• Lateral Meniscus

What structure is number 6?

• MCL

• Medial Meniscus

• LCL

• PCL

What three long bones are associated with the knee joint?

• Tibia, Fibula, Humerus

• Tibia, Patella, Fibula

• Patella, Tibia, Femur

• Femur, Tibia, Fibula

Label the main ligaments of the knee

a

b

c

d

PCL

LCL

MCL

ACL