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    The document contains a 4 question quiz about the lower limb anatomy, specifically the popliteal fossa and leg. Question 1 asks about the ligament damaged if excessive anterior movement of the tibia occurs with the knee flexed. Question 2 asks about the nerve damaged if a patient's foot is everted and dorsiflexed and they cannot flex their toes. Question 3 asks about a hybrid muscle with a dual nerve supply. Question 4 asks about branches of the femoral artery, excluding one option. The quiz tests knowledge of lower limb anatomy structures and their functions.

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    The document contains a 4 question quiz about the lower limb anatomy, specifically the popliteal fossa and leg. Question 1 asks about the ligament damaged if excessive anterior movement of the tibia occurs with the knee flexed. Question 2 asks about the nerve damaged if a patient's foot is everted and dorsiflexed and they cannot flex their toes. Question 3 asks about a hybrid muscle with a dual nerve supply. Question 4 asks about branches of the femoral artery, excluding one option. The quiz tests knowledge of lower limb anatomy structures and their functions.

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    Quiz3: Lower Limb: Popliteal Fossa and Leg

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    The document contains a 4 question quiz about the lower limb anatomy, specifically the popliteal fossa and leg. Question 1 asks about the ligament damaged if excessive anterior movement of the tibia occurs with the knee flexed. Question 2 asks about the nerve damaged if a patient's foot is everted and dorsiflexed and they cannot flex their toes. Question 3 asks about a hybrid muscle with a dual nerve supply. Question 4 asks about branches of the femoral artery, excluding one option. The quiz tests knowledge of lower limb anatomy structures and their functions.

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    QUIZ3

    Lower limb:
    Popliteal fossa and Leg
    1. Excessive anterior movement of the tibia when
    pulling forward on the leg with the knee flexed
    would indicate damage to this ligament of the
    knee:
    A. medial collateral ligament
    B. lateral collateral ligament
    C. anterior cruciate ligament
    D. posterior cruciate ligament
    E. oblique popliteal ligament
    2. What nerve is damaged in a patient whose foot is
    everted and dorsiflexed and who cannot flex
    his/her toes?

    A. Tibial nerve
    B. superficial peroneal nerve
    C. deep peroneal nerve
    D. common peroneal nerve
    E. medial peroneal nerve
    3. Which of the following is hybrid muscle having
    dual nerve supply?

    A. Pectineus
    B. Gracilis
    C. Adductor longus
    D. Adductor magnus
    E. Obturator externus
    4. All of the following are branches of femoral
    artery EXCEPT:

    A. Superficial circumflex iliac a.


    B. Lateral circumflex femoral a.
    C. Superficial external pudendal a.
    D. Deep external pudendal a.
    E. Profunda femoris a.
    Time’s up!!!!
    Good luck.

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