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the human knee takes a ton of abuse over the course of a day whether you are walking running or even just going up and down the stairs there are a ton of forces being placed on the joint which is why if those forces push the joint into a direction its not supposed to go there can be some pretty intense consequences and thats why in todays video with the help of the cadavers here in the lab were going to take a look at the knee joint and see what i personally believe to be the worst possible direction the knee can go into and that is hyperextension or what you can think of is just going backwards its gonna be a painful one lets do this you are looking at a right human knee so im going to quickly orient you to understand what youre looking at this is the anterior aspect or the front of the knee and as i rotate it around this way this is the lateral aspect or the outside of the knee then this is the posterior aspect or the back side of the knee and then finally we have the medial