Question

Before talking on common sports injuries in knee, Dr Abdul talked about the anatomy of knee and also talked about common injuries in different parts of the knee. Mr. Sudhir was one of the students who was listening to Dr. Abdul's talk. After the session Dr. Abdul gave a sheet which contained some questions related the topic discussed. Mr. Sudhir got stuck in two questions. Help Mr Sudhir to get answers to these questions.

This ligament prevents the tibia from moving forward on the femur

Options

• Meniscus

• PCL

• Fibula

• ACL

Answer 1

ACL

Explanation:

The ACL holds the tibia in place and prevents it from sliding forward relative to the femur. The PCL limits backward movement of the tibia; the meniscus is cartilage, and the fibula is a bone.