The Knee JointOL JAIMONY TA 2TM3M3VOMYou will study the parts of the complex knee joint using models, charts, and if available, the jointfrom a cow or pig.1. Identify the parts of the knee joint described in the preceding discussion using Figure 12.4.posterior cruciate ligament1.2.3.4.5.nwen6.Im7.8.9.10.2. Identify the parts of the knee joint on a model or chart available in the lab.3.If available, examine the parts of a cow or pig synovial joint by following the proceduredescribed below. Make sure you are wearing protective clothing, especially gloves, andfollow all safety precautions.1. Place the specimen joint on a dissecting tray, and prepare it by cutting away fat tissuethat surrounds the synovial joint with a scalpel.apsule, which binds the opposing bones together.ovial cavity. Notic Clean up your area by disposing of the synovial joint and associated tissues, rinsingthe tray, and cleaning your instruments.7SagittalplaneFemur910Tibia(a)Tendon ofquadricepsfemoris8-Synovial cavity-Patella-8-Patellar ligamentFemur.5-6-7FibulaTibial tuberosity.(b)1-234-Patellar ligamFigure 12.4: The human knee joint. (a) Sagittal section with all associated structu(b) Anterior view of the knee joint with muscles and patella removedand Physiology I

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The Knee Joint
OL JAIMONY TA 2TM3M3VOM
You will study the parts of the complex knee joint using models, charts, and if available, the joint
from a cow or pig.
1. Identify the parts of the knee joint described in the preceding discussion using Figure 12.4.
posterior cruciate ligament
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
nwen
6.
Im
7.
8.
9.
10.
2. Identify the parts of the knee joint on a model or chart available in the lab.
3.
If available, examine the parts of a cow or pig synovial joint by following the procedure
described below. Make sure you are wearing protective clothing, especially gloves, and
follow all safety precautions.
1. Place the specimen joint on a dissecting tray, and prepare it by cutting away fat tissue
that surrounds the synovial joint with a scalpel.
apsule, which binds the opposing bones together.
ovial cavity. Notic

Clean up your area by disposing of the synovial joint and associated tissues, rinsing
the tray, and cleaning your instruments.
7
Sagittal
plane
Femur
9
10
Tibia
(a)
Tendon of
quadriceps
femoris
8
-Synovial cavity
-Patella
-8
-Patellar ligament
Femur.
5-
6-
7
Fibula
Tibial tuberosity.
(b)
1
-2
3
4
-Patellar ligam
Figure 12.4: The human knee joint. (a) Sagittal section with all associated structu
(b) Anterior view of the knee joint with muscles and patella removed
and Physiology I

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