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Question
The ______ is seen in fingers and toes.
Options
Hinge joint
Ball and socket joint
Immovable joint
Gliding joint
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Solution
The hinge joint is seen in fingers and toes.
Explanation:
Hinge joint is type of sinovial joint, present between the joints of the elbow, knee, fingers and toes. This joint allows movement only along one plane or axis.
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