Body Part Elbow Shaking head "no" Knuckle of finger Lower thumb knuckle Shoulder Knee Wrist (moving left to right) Type of joint hinge Movement Flexion extension Bones involved Humerus, radius, ulna Advantages/Disadvantages very stable in plane of movement but limited mobility

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