Knee

Question 1

Allow us to walk, run, jump.

Answer 1

Femur

Question 2

Combines with the Tibia and proves stability for the ankle.

Answer 2

Fibula

Question 3

Accept and distribute weight across the knee and ankle.

Answer 3

Tibia

Question 4

Helps your quadriceps muscle move your leg, protects your knee joint, and supports lots of important muscles, tendons and ligaments.

Answer 4

Patella

Question 5

Relieve tensions within muscles and tendons.

Answer 5

Sesamoid

Question 6

Major ligament that provides stability to your inner knee and joints.

Answer 6

MCL

Question 7

Keeps outer side of your knee stable.

Answer 7

LCL

Question 8

Prevents shin bone from sliding in front of thigh bone.

Answer 8

ACL

Question 9

Lets your knee move back and forth.

Answer 9

PCL

Question 10

Extend the leg at the knee joint and flex the thigh at the hip joint.

Answer 10

Quadricep Muscles

Question 11

Helping you walk, run, bend your knees and extend your legs.

Answer 11

Hamstring Muscles

Question 12

compromise neural integrity and may influence organ system function and general health.

Answer 12

Subluxation

Question 13

a separation of two bones where they meet at a joint.

Answer 13

Dislocation

Question 14

a painful injury to the posterior cruciate ligament

Answer 14

Dashboard Injury

Question 15

a c-shaped pad of cartilage in the knee that acts as a shock absorber.

Answer 15

Meniscus

Question 16

a deformity in which an anatomical part is turned inward from the midline of the body to an abnormal degree.

Answer 16

Valgus

Question 17

Pushing out from the center of your body.

Answer 17

Varus

Question 18

a condition that causes pain and swelling below the knee joint, where the patellar tendon attaches to the top of the shinbone (tibia), a spot called the tibial tuberosity.

Answer 18

OSD