Synovial Membrane: Uncover the role and function of this crucial joint component.
Cruciate Ligaments: Gain insights into the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments and their importance in knee stability.
Intraarticular Structures: Learn about the internal workings of the knee joint and their anatomical significance.
Bursae: Discover the bursae associated with the knee and their impact on movement.
Knee Movements: Understand the mechanics behind the knee’s ability to lock and unlock.
Clinical Applications: From arthroscopy to knee replacement, get acquainted with the procedures that address knee issues.

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Knee joint -2

1 / 5

1. The following bursa is inflamed in the clergyman’s knee

Superficial infrapatellar

Suprapatellar

Deep infrapatellar

Prepatellar

2 / 5

2. The following is a muscle that flexes both the hip and the knee joint

Rectus femoris

Sartorius

Gracilis

Adductor magnus

3 / 5

3. The following bursa is inflamed in the housemaid’s knee

Deep infrapatellar

Prepatellar

Suprapatellar

Superficial infrapatellar

4 / 5

4. The following is true for anterior cruciate ligament:

Is stretched in flexion of knee

When injured, on lifting of leg in supine position, passive hyperextension of knee is observed

Prevents forward displacement of tibia

Extends forwards from posterior part of tibial plateau to the anterior part of intercondylar notch on femur

5 / 5

5. All is true about Baker’s cyst except

The swelling develops as excess synovial fluid escapes out from the inflamed knee

It is an inflamed bursa

It can be found deep to semimembranosus muscle

It is a condition seen often in Bakers

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