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The knee is an example of a modified:

The knee is an example of a modified:
A) pivot joint.
B) saddle joint.
C) hinge joint.
D) gliding joint.

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Essentials of Paramedic Care Update

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Authors: Bledsoe, Porter, Cherry

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!! Perfect Pile of Poo

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I'll do my best to answer the others now, see you around

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