Ligaments, Tendons, and the Knee

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Ligaments, Tendons, and the Knee

Ligaments, Tendons, and the Knee Ligament: Connects bone to bone ex: anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)

Ligaments, Tendons, and the Knee Ligament: Connects bone to bone Tendon: Connects muscle to bone ex: achilles tendon

Ligaments, Tendons, and the Knee Ligament: Connects bone to bone Tendon: Connects muscle to bone Knee ligaments and cartilage 1. ACL- Anterior cruciate ligament: prevents the tibia from shifting anteriorly.

Ligaments, Tendons, and the Knee Ligament: Connects bone to bone Tendon: Connects muscle to bone Knee ligaments and cartilage 2. PCL- Posterior cruciate ligament: prevents the tibia from shifting posteriorly.

Ligaments, Tendons, and the Knee Ligament: Connects bone to bone Tendon: Connects muscle to bone Knee ligaments and cartilage 3. MCL- Medial collateral ligament: prevents inward or medial collapse.

Ligaments, Tendons, and the Knee Ligament: Connects bone to bone Tendon: Connects muscle to bone Knee ligaments and cartilage 4. LCL- Lateral collateral ligament: prevents outward or lateral collapse.

Ligaments, Tendons, and the Knee Ligament: Connects bone to bone Tendon: Connects muscle to bone Knee ligaments and cartilage 5. Medial and lateral meniscus: provides stability and cushion.

Homework!! 5 points due next time Find out what kind of cartilage the meniscus is composed of……bring proof that you researched it (Copy and paste from the net. Include the source.) 5 points due next time