One of the goals of ergonomics is to create...

• Increasingly heavy work demands

• Competition among workers

• A challenging work environment

• A safe and comfortable work environment

Of the two images, the correct position to take the item is shown by the image...

• All correct

• All wrong

• Image 2

• Image 1

Ergonomic risks can be minimized by...

• Excessively lowering the room temperature

• Providing sufficient break time

• Ignoring workers' complaints

• Increasing working hours

The long-term risks of manual handling that are not ergonomic are, except for...

• Hernia nucleus pulposus (HNP)

• Torn ligaments

• Torn tendons/muscles

• Sciatica pain

This image shows a long-term manual handling risk known as...

• Tendon Tear (Muscle)

• Herniated Nucleus Pulposus (HNP)

• Ligament Tear

• Meniscus Tear

Incorrect sitting position while working in front of a computer can cause...

• Spinal injuries and back pain

• Myopia

• Stomach ulcers

• Asthma

Of the two images, the correct way to move the drum is shown by the image...

• All are correct

• Image 2

• Image 1

• All are wrong

The short-term ergonomic risk of operating a jackhammer is...

• Numbness, tingling, and numbness due to wrist nerve compression

• Herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP)

• Tendon muscle compression and tendon irritation

• Spasms (pain, discomfort), lower back pain, shoulder pain, elbow, and wrist pain

If there is a high risk when performing manual lifting, what should be considered?

• Lift independently, use assistive devices if necessary, and conduct a self-assessment regarding manual handling

• Lift as a team (>1 person) and do not use lifting equipment

• Lift as a team (>1 person), use lifting equipment, and report for manual handling assessment by a supervisor

• Lift independently and do not use lifting equipment

In the work of this demolition hammer, the correct position is shown by the image...

• Both are correct

• Image 1

• Image 2

• None are correct