Which of the following is NOT a common sign of a bone or joint injury?

Excessive sweating is not typically associated with a bone or joint injury. Common signs of such injuries usually include a deformed area, which may indicate a fracture or dislocation; pain, which is a primary and immediate response to injury; and swelling, which occurs due to inflammation and accumulation of fluid in the injured area. While excessive sweating can be a response to pain or shock in some situations, it is not a definitive sign of a bone or joint injury itself, making it the correct choice in this question.