Question

all of the following are part of the knee joint except medial meniscus patellar ligament articular capsule bursae transverse humeral ligament

Explanation:

• The medial meniscus is a C - shaped fibrocartilage in the knee joint that helps with shock absorption and stability.
• The patellar ligament connects the patella (kneecap) to the tibia and is part of the knee joint complex.
• The articular capsule encloses the knee joint, providing structural integrity.
• Bursae (such as the pre - patellar bursa) are fluid - filled sacs near the knee joint that reduce friction.
• The transverse humeral ligament is located in the shoulder joint (connects the two tubercles of the humerus and holds the tendon of the long head of the biceps brachii in place), not the knee joint.

Answer:

transverse humeral ligament