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WorksheetsErgonomic , Stress & Violence
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Define manual handling
Movement of any object from point to point
Movement of a load by human effort directly or indirectly
Movement of upper and lower limb
Movement of a load using minimum effort
This chart was part of the reading material for this lesson. Based on the Proper Level of a computer monitor, which image best shows the proper level of a computer monitor.
Image A shows Correct Positioning
Image B shows Correct Positioning
Image C shows Correct Positioning.
All of the images show Correct Positioning
Which image demonstrates proper back support?
Image A demonstrates proper back support.
Image B demonstrates proper back support.
Image C demonstrates proper back support.
Image D demonstrates proper back support.
What is meaning of "Ergo" from its origin language?
Job
Task
Process
Work
Which statement is NOT refer to ergonomic?
Multidisciplinary science to conform the workplace and its physiological aspects to worker
Special design and evaluation techniques to make tasks, objects, and environment more compatible with human abilities and limitations
Improve productivity and quality by reducing workplace stress factors, reducing the risk of injuries and illnesses and increasing efficiency
The science that deals with designing things to make it complexity and high-impact productivity
Which is the right position of manual handling when load can only be pushed
Lean toward the object to be pushed and then use your legs
Force of your body weight to move the object forward
Pushing forward with straight hand position
Pushing backwards using your back to move the object
A systematic ergonomic improvement process removes risk factors that lead to musculoskeletal injuries by _________
Adjusting worker to the job
Fitting the job to the worker
Fitting worker to the job
Fitting workplace to the worker
At below 85dB(A), workers can be safely exposed to ___________ for up 8 hours per day.
sound level
unwanted sound
noise dosage
high frequency noise
The skeletal system does NOT include ________.
Bones
Muscles
Cartilages
Ligaments
What is the science of ergonomics?
The science of designing a job, equipment and/or workplace to fit the worker.
The science of designing and testing of rocket-propelled vehicles, such as orbiting spacecraft or missiles.
The science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
None of the above
What is wrong in this image?
Her monitor is too hgh
She is sitting on a ball
Nothing is wrong
None of the above
Musculoskeletal disorders can result when there is a mismatch between the physical _____ of the job and the physical _____ of the worker.
a) demands, requirements
b) requirements, capacity
c) requirements, requirements
d) demands, demands
Ill-health effects of ergonomic hazards except
Musculoskeletal disorder
Work-related upper limb disorders
Repetitive strain injury
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Which is the best recommendation for type of seated repetitive work with light parts
Use a adjustable swivel chair with inflatable back and seat support
Use an adjustable chair equipped with hand, wrist or arm supports
Use technology to lift and position the work for easy access
Use adjustable machines and work surfaces
Which of type of work that requires heart to work harder to pump blood to the elevated areas?
Work with visual display terminals
Work with repetitive handling of larger parts
Work with hand tools
Works with hands above chest height
Select two statements referring the meaning of stress at workplace
Individual problem tied to the personality and emotional
A problem induce by management shortcomings and poor supervision
Emotional state resulting from similarity perception between the level of occupational and ability
Availability of other rewarding employment or one's professional skills
Which stage of human stress response when body fails to adapt continuing stress
Alarm
Resistance
Exhaustion
Conflict
Which statement is NOT refer to potential effects of workplace violence
the quality or state of being tranquil
feelings of inadequacy and guilt, often accompanied by lack of energy and disturbance of appetite and sleep
the likelihood of something unwelcome happening
a nervous disorder marked by excessive uneasiness and apprehension
