25 Questions
What is the language of the text at the beginning of the page?
Arabic
What is the title of the content on the page?
Knee Biomechanics
Who is the author of the content on the page?
Dr.
What is the significance of the numbers ()76 in the text?
It's a verse number
What is the tone of the Arabic text at the beginning of the page?
Religious
What type of force is most likely to cause meniscus injury?
Rotation, twisting, torsion and shear force
What is the common mechanism of meniscal injury?
Twisting on a loaded knee
What is the location of the meniscal injury?
Knee joint
What is the name of the cartilage structure that gets injured?
Meniscus
What is the position of the knee when the twisting injury occurs?
Loaded
What does the ligament resist during knee movement?
Excessive abduction of knee
What happens to the LCL during knee flexion?
It becomes slackened
What is the function of the ligament in the absence of ACL?
To prevent anterior displacement of tibia
What type of stress does the ligament resist?
Valgus stress
What is the primary function of the ligament?
To provide stability to the knee joint
What is the result of falling on a flexed knee?
Increased load and stress on the meniscal tear
What is the function of the Medial collateral ligament (MCL)?
To provide stability to the knee joint
What happens to the MCL during knee flexion?
It becomes slackened
What is the possible cause of a violent extension meniscal injury?
Squatting and standing up
What are the two collateral ligaments of the knee joint?
MCL and LCL
What is likely to cause a valgus stress?
A direct hit to the lateral side of the knee
What is the state of the ACL during knee flexion?
It is relaxed
Which of the following ligaments is NOT mentioned in the text?
PCL
What is the location of the MCL and LCL?
Medial and lateral sides of the knee
What is the consequence of a direct hit to the lateral side of the knee?
Valgus stress
Assess your knowledge of knee biomechanics with this quiz. Covering the anatomy and mechanics of the knee joint, this quiz is perfect for medical students and professionals. Test your understanding of knee movements and functions.
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