The knee joint differs from other large, complex synovial joints of the body in which of the following features
A)It is a hinge joint.
B)It is reinforced by ligaments.
C)It is rarely dislocated.
D)It does not have a single unified capsule or a common synovial cavity.
E)The knee joint does not differ from other joints.

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The knee joint does not have a single unified capsule or a common synovial cavity, which is a unique characteristic compared to other large, complex synovial joints in the body. It is also reinforced by ligaments, can be dislocated, and is a hinge joint.

The Knee Joint Differs from Other Large, Complex Synovial Joints