Uploaded on Aug 7, 2018
Want to protect yourself from strain and pain? Read the tips in this presentation.
How to Protect Yourself from Strain and Pain
How to Protect Yourself from Strain and Pain?
How to Protect Yourself
from Strain and Pain?
Why computer ergonomics?
Many people much time day in front of a computer
without thinking about the impact on their health.
They physically their bodies are affected.
Ergonomics is a field of study that helps to reduce strain,
fatigue, and injuries by improving product design and
workspace arrangement. Purpose is a comfortable,
relaxed posture.
Manage Your Workstation
Pick a chair that supports the back inside a relaxed, upright position having a
slight arch. You might need a lumbar roll (or perhaps a folded towel) at the
waist.
Keep elbows in a 90° position, with elbows near to the body and forearms
parallel towards the floor. Keep wrists straight, based on a foam pad or chair
armrests.
Make use of a keyboard and/or mouse that is made to be ergonomically
correct. Keep your mouse near to the keyboard (or around the keyboard,
utilizing an elevated mouse pad) to reduce reaching.
Position monitor at eye level, directly before the body, a good arm’s length
out of your eyes (a minimum of 18”.
Keep upper legs parallel towards the floor with ft flat. Make use of a foot rest
in case your ft don’t achieve the ground.
Laptops
Laptops aren't ergonomically created for prolonged use. The
computer monitor and keyboard are extremely close together
they cannot both maintain good positions simultaneously. For
prolonged use, it is best to give a separate monitor and
keyboard. Laptops can be put on books so the top screen
reaches eye level, then make use of an exterior keyboard so
your elbows can rest at 90° with you.
Be with Body Mechanics
Would you put on eyeglasses? Make certain they can fit correctly to prevent
tilting your mind.
Type with light strokes, and then try to keep the muscles relaxed.
Sit "tall," aligning your ears, shoulders and sides. Whenever you sit,
consider making yourself one inch taller.
Switch hands when utilizing a mouse, if you can.
Completely rest your wrists during breaks, including taking both hands
from the mouse.
Manage Your Work Patterns
Reduce prolonged computer time whenever you can.
Break work into smaller sized segments and switch between
tasks which use different motions. For instance, alternate
utilization of mouse with studying and looking out the net.
Move Your Self
Movement has numerous benefits: it relaxes tissues, lubricates joints and
prevents stiffness, improves circulation, reduces fatigue, and builds
stamina. One study demonstrated that heavy people who use computers
who effectively prevented computerrelated discomfort moved every 7
minutes.
A minimum of every ten minutes, have a short (1020 second) break.
Bring your hands from the keyboard and move!
Every 30an hour, have a brief (25 minute) break to stretch and/or walk
around.
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