What is the function of the posterior cruciate ligament?

A. It prevents hyperflexion of the knee.
B. It limits knee flexion.
C. It prevents hyperextension of the knee.
D. It prevents the femur from sliding forward off the tibia.
E. It prevents the femur from sliding backward off the tibia.


Answer: D

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