WorksheetsPROGRAMMING WEEK 6_ACTIVITY 1:
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 6mins
Analyze the given phrases. Identify if it is an example of Hazard or a Risk:
Eye Strain from Extended Screen Time
HAZARD
RISK
Analyze the given phrases. Identify if it is an example of Hazard or a Risk:
Developing repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) like carpal tunnel syndrome.
HAZARD
RISK
Analyze the given phrases. Identify if it is an example of Hazard or a Risk:
Developing musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) such as lower back pain, neck strain, or shoulder discomfort due to prolonged slouching or improper chair height.
HAZARD
RISK
Analyze the given phrases. Identify if it is an example of Hazard or a Risk:
Poor Posture While Sitting for Long Periods.
HAZARD
RISK
Setting up your workstation appropriately for your tasks, posture, and body type is one of the most crucial steps in reducing ergonomic risks.
TRUE
FALSE
Check that your desk, keyboard, mouse, chair, and other equipment are set to the incorrect height.
TRUE
FALSE
Taking regular breaks from your computer work is another way to increase ergonomic risks.
TRUE
FALSE
Lessen any glare, noise, and distractions that might impair your hearing, vision, and ability to concentrate.
TRUE
FALSE
Damage to muscles, nerves, ligaments, and tendons brought on by repeatedly performing the same motion is known as _______________.
Repetitive strain injuries
Repetitive motion injuries
Cumulative trauma disorder
Occupational cervicobrachial disorders
It can cause tingling, numbness, or discomfort in the arm, upper back, and upper chest, as well as headaches.
Repetitive strain injuries
Repetitive motion injuries
Cumulative trauma disorder
Occupational cervicobrachial disorders
It is the extreme deterioration brought on by prolonged, constant use of the tendons, muscles, and nerves.
Repetitive strain injuries
Repetitive motion injuries
Cumulative trauma disorder
Occupational cervicobrachial disorders
It is caused by repeated use of a body part, such as your shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist or hand.
Repetitive strain injuries
Repetitive motion injuries
Cumulative trauma disorder
Occupational cervicobrachial disorders
Choose ALL the causes of Repetitive motion injuries.
trauma
crystal deposits
carpal tunnel syndrome.
systemic disease
Analyze the given phrases. Identify if it is an example of Hazard or a Risk:
Using a chair that does not provide adequate lumbar support.
RISK
HAZARD
Analyze the given phrases. Identify if it is an example of Hazard or a Risk:
Increased likelihood of developing carpal tunnel syndrome due to prolonged typing without breaks.
RISK
HAZARD
It refers to the discomfort or pain in the wrist or hand caused by repetitive movements.
Repetitive strain injuries
Repetitive motion injuries
Cumulative trauma disorder
Occupational cervicobrachial disorders
