10. Which one is correct for knee joint? Select one: a. The active stretching of posterior cruciate ligament causes femoral rotation in screw home mechanism. b.Since it has rotation movements, it is condyloid type articulation from synovial joints. c.Screw home mechanisim is more specific in the first 30 degree of extension. d.The articular surface of medial condyle is larger than the articular surface of lateral condyle. e.Lateral and medial collateral ligaments play role to resist antero-posterior stresses.

10. Which one is correct for knee joint? Select one: a. The active stretching of posterior cruciate ligament causes femoral rotation in screw home mechanism. b.Since it has rotation movements, it is condyloid type articulation from synovial joints. c.Screw home mechanisim is more specific in the first 30 degree of extension. d.The articular surface of medial condyle is larger than the articular surface of lateral condyle. e.Lateral and medial collateral ligaments play role to resist antero-posterior stresses.

Fundamentals of Sectional Anatomy: An Imaging Approach

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ISBN:9781133960867

Author:Denise L. Lazo

Publisher:Denise L. Lazo

Chapter9: Upper Extremity

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