When a Joint Can Move in Only One Body Plane

question 6

Multiple Choice

When a joint can move in only one body plane, it is called a joint.

• A) uniaxial
• B) biaxial
• C) nonaxial
• D) multiaxial

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Definitions:

Unit Costs

The amount of expenditure incurred to create a single unit of a product or service.

Cost Of Production Report

A document detailing the total cost associated with the production of goods over a specific period, including materials, labor, and overhead.

Conversion Cost

The combined cost of labor and manufacturing overheads spent on converting raw materials into finished goods.

Direct Materials

Basic substances that can be directly linked to the manufacture of a particular product or service.