(Solved): Question 40 (1 point) The adductor magnus muscle derives its nerve supply from a) Femoral nerve on ...

Question 40 (1 point) The adductor magnus muscle derives its nerve supply from a) Femoral nerve only b) Tibial division of sciatic nerve only c) Common peroneal division of the sciatic nerve only d) Obturator nerve only e) Both the obturator and sciatic nerve Question 41 (1 point) Which of the following concerning the popliteal artery is not true, it: a) Runs parallel to the popliteal vein b) Is the direct continuation of the femoral artery c) Enters the popliteal fossa after passing through the adductor hiatus of the adductor longus tendon d) Continues along as the posterior tibial artery e) Gives rise to the genicular arteries in the knee Question 42 (1 point) Identify the structure A and name its function; identify the structure B, and name its function. a) A: Posterior cruciate ligament, anterior displacement of the tibia from the fixed femur; B: anterior cruciate ligament, posterior displacement of the femur from the fibula b) A: Posterior cruciate ligament, prevents anterior displacement of the tibia on the fixed femur; B: anterior cruciate ligament, prevents posterior displacement of the tibia on the fixed femur c) A: Posterior cruciate ligament, prevents anterior displacement of the femur on the fixed tibia; B: anterior cruciate ligament, prevents posterior displacement of the femur on the fixed tibia d) A: Anterior cruciate ligament, anterior displacement of the femur on the fixed tibia; B: posterior cruciate ligament, posterior displacement of the femur from the tibia e) A: Posterior cruciate ligament, prevents posterior displacement of the femur on the fixed tibia; B: anterior cruciate ligament, prevents anterior displacement of the femur on the fixed tibia