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MCQ on Leg Bone for NEET

The leg bone is a part of the lower limb between the knee and the foot. It consists of two bones, the tibia, and the fibula. The tibia is the larger bone and is located below the knee cap. The fibula is the smaller bone and is located below the patella. The leg bones provide stability and support to the body and help in mobility and ambulation in an upright position.

MCQ on Leg Bone for NEET

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    The tibia articulates with the femur at the knee joint, and the knee joint consists of three compartments. The ankle joint connects the lower leg to the foot and allows for movement.

    Leg Bone MCQ for NEET

    Ques 1. The intermediate cutaneous nerve of the thigh

    1. emerges from the sacral plexus

    2. projects independent of the medial cutaneous nerve of the thigh

    3. pierces sartorius

    4. expands beneath the knee

    Answer: pierces sartorius

    Ques 2. This is not an action of the gracilis

    1. flexion of the knee

    2. adduction of the thigh

    3. medial rotation of the flexed knee

    4. extension of the thigh

    Answer: adduction of the thigh

    Ques 3. The thinnest bone of the human body is

    1. Incus

    2. Stapes

    3. Fibula

    4. Malleus

    Answer: Fibula

    Ques 4. This is an incorrect statement regarding the innervation of the lower limb

    1. deep peroneal nerve supplies extensor digitorum brevis

    2. common peroneal nerve supplies no muscles in the leg

    3. superficial peroneal nerve supplies skin between the first and second toes

    4. deep peroneal nerve supplies peroneus tertius

    Answer: superficial peroneal nerve supplies skin between the first and second toes

    Ques 5. Concerning the knee joint movements

    1. there is no active rotation of the extended knee

    2. major role of the menisci is in extension/flexion of the knee

    3. passive knee-extension will not result in “locking” of the joint

    4. popliteus “unlocks” the extended knee by producing medial rotation of the femur

    Answer: there is no active rotation of the extended knee

    Ques 6. The anterior tibial artery

    1. found lateral to the deep peroneal nerve

    2. pierces interosseous membrane

    3. supplies the lateral compartment of the leg

    4. gives nutrient artery to the tibia

    Answer: supplies the lateral compartment of the leg

    Ques 7. This muscle provides the most control of the hip joint movement while sitting

    1. gluteus medius

    2. semimembranosus

    3. gluteus maximus

    4. iliacus

    Answer: gluteus maximus

    Ques 8. The tibial nerve

    1. has one sensory and five motor branches in the popliteal fossa

    2. when injury results in anaesthesia of the dorsum of the foot

    3. found deep to flexor digitorum longus in the calf

    4. found between the tendons of tibialis posterior and flexor digitorum longus passing behind the medial malleolus

    Answer: has one sensory and five motor branches in the popliteal fossa

    Ques 9. The largest bone in the human body is

    1. Tibia

    2. Spine

    3. Femur

    4. Skull

    Answer: Femur

    Ques 10. In the leg

    1. the inferior tibiofibular joint is a synovial joint

    2. deep fascia covers muscles only

    3. the extensor compartment comprises 4 muscles, the anterior tibial vessels and the superficial peroneal nerve

    4. two intermuscular septa attach to the tibia

    Answer: deep fascia covers muscles only

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