TEST 2 ERGONOMICS

Why should hand tools be designed to reduce excessive force or pressure on the user's hand and wrist?

• To increase tool weight

• To promote user strength

• To prevent ergonomic injuries and discomfort

• To make tools more expensive

How can software interfaces be optimized ergonomically for blind users?

• Use of minimal sound feedback

• Voice commands and customizable shortcut keys

• Incorporating high-speed animations

• Visual overlays and complex menus

Why is the neutral position of the hand important in ergonomics?

• It allows for maximum force exertion

• It minimizes stress and strain on the hand and wrist

• It enhances fine motor skills

• It improves hand aesthetics

In which situations is maintaining the neutral position of the hand especially important?

• When performing repetitive tasks

• When showing off hand flexibility

• When using hand tools with sharp edges

• When emphasizing speed over comfort

What is the primary consideration when designing ergonomic products for individuals with mobility disabilities?

• Aesthetics

• Ease of assembly

• Accessibility and ease of use

• High production costs

Which aspect of ergonomic design can help individuals with varying degrees of strength and dexterity limitations?

• Complex control mechanisms

• Customized product dimensions

• Standardized handles and controls

• Dimly lit displays

How can an ergonomic chair contribute to a comfortable visual display setup?

• By having a hard, rigid backrest

• By promoting poor posture

• By providing proper lumbar support and adjustability

• By having no armrests

Which aspect of ergonomic design can help reduce the risk of slip and fall accidents for the elderly?

• Highly polished and slippery flooring

• Complicated navigation paths

• Non-slip flooring surfaces

• Narrow doorways and entrances

In wheelchair design, why is the adjustability of seat height and backrest angle important?

• To limit user choices

• To increase production costs

• To accommodate various user preferences and needs

• To standardize wheelchair dimensions

Why is stability crucial in wheelchair design, especially for users with mobility impairments?

• To improve aesthetics

• To reduce material costs

• To prevent tipping and ensure user safety

• To increase the wheelchair's speed