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Workstation Ergonomics

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is workstation Ergonomics?

a)

Is the study of how productive a worker is.

b)

It is the fit between the worker and his or her computer workstation

c)

the goal of ergonomics is to help people stay healthy while performing their work more effectively.

d)

It is the fit between the worker and their job duties

2.

Which statement is NOT a benefit of Ergonomics?

a)

Reduces risk

b)

It helps to prevent illnesses such as musculoskeletal disorders.

c)

Improve performances

d)

Make your work environment comfortable.

e)

It makes you smarter.

3.

What is a Personal factor?

a)

considers the physical and psychological abilities of the worker

b)

consider the posture, position of the limb, and support for your back.

c)

consider noise, temperature, ventilation and lighting

d)

consider the position, size of your work surface, the location and height of your computer monitor, and the position of your keyboard and mouse.

4.

What is a Environmental factor?

a)

considers the physical and psychological abilities of the worker

b)

consider the posture, position of the limb, and support for your back.

c)

consider noise, temperature, ventilation and lighting

d)

consider the position, size of your work surface, the location and height of your computer monitor, and the position of your keyboard and mouse.

5.

What is a Workstation factor?

a)

considers the physical and psychological abilities of the worker

b)

consider the posture, position of the limb, and support for your back.

c)

consider noise, temperature, ventilation and lighting

d)

consider the position, size of your work surface, the location and height of your computer monitor, and the position of your keyboard and mouse.

6.

What is a Physical factor?

a)

considers the physical and psychological abilities of the worker

b)

consider the posture, position of the limb, and support for your back.

c)

consider noise, temperature, ventilation and lighting

d)

consider the position, size of your work surface, the location and height of your computer monitor, and the position of your keyboard and mouse.

7.

When considering the noise factor, the ___________.

a)

Aim for a consistent temperature without extremes of hot or cold.

b)

It shouldn’t be too dark or too bright.

c)

Sound levels should always be at comfortable levels

d)

make sure that clean air is circulating in the work environment.

8.

When considering the lighting factor, the ___________.

a)

Aim for a consistent temperature without extremes of hot or cold.

b)

It shouldn’t be too dark or too bright.

c)

Sound levels should always be at comfortable levels

d)

make sure that clean air is circulating in the work environment.

9.

When considering the temperature factor, it ___________.

a)

should be consistent without extremes of hot or cold.

b)

It shouldn’t be too dark or too bright.

c)

Sound levels should always be at comfortable levels

d)

make sure that clean air is circulating in the work environment.

10.

When considering the ventilation factor, ___________.

a)

Aim for a consistent temperature without extremes of hot or cold.

b)

It shouldn’t be too dark or too bright.

c)

Sound levels should always be at comfortable levels

d)

make sure that clean air is circulating in the work environment.

11.

When sitting to your workstation, your legs should be

a)

Flat on floor slightly in front of knees

b)

20-30" to the middle screen

c)

Should be bent 90 - 120 degrees

d)

parallel to the floor, bent 90-110 degrees

e)

Sitting leaning back

12.

When sitting to your workstation, your arms should be

a)

Flat on floor slightly in front of knees

b)

20-30" to the middle screen

c)

Should be bent 90 - 120 degrees

d)

parallel to the floor, bent 90-110 degrees

e)

Sitting leaning back

13.

When sitting to your workstation, your feet should be

a)

Flat on floor slightly in front of knees

b)

20-30" to the middle screen

c)

Should be bent 90 - 120 degrees

d)

parallel to the floor, bent 90-110 degrees

e)

Sitting leaning back

14.

When sitting to your workstation, your body should be

a)

Flat on floor slightly in front of knees

b)

20-30" to the middle screen

c)

Should be bent 90 - 120 degrees

d)

parallel to the floor, bent 90-110 degrees

e)

Sitting leaning back

15.

When sitting to your workstation, your head should be

a)

Flat on floor slightly in front of knees

b)

20-30" to the middle screen

c)

Should be bent 90 - 120 degrees

d)

parallel to the floor, bent 90-110 degrees

e)

Sitting leaning back