Which of the following is a uni-axial joint? Gliding Ball and Socket Saddle Pivot Condyloid Hinge
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A uni-axial joint allows movement in only one plane around a single axis. Let's analyze each option: * **Gliding (Plane) Joint:** These joints allow only limited gliding movements, typically in multiple planes, but not around a single axis in a rotational Show more…
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