ergo.chapter 1

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Looks at how human anatomical,ahtropometric, physiological and biochemical relatr to physical activity.

physical ergonomics

Studies mental processes and how people interact with products, systems and environments

Psychological Ergonomics

Psychological Ergonomics this includes:

mental work load decision making stress attitudes motivation pleasure

Is about optimizing the otganizational structures, policies and processes of socio-technical systems

Organizational Ergonomics

The joints can absorb force more effectively in a neutral pose than in others.

Posture

Grippig,pinching,pushing,pulling and lifting objects place additional force on the body's joints.

force

The capacity of injury to a joint is increased by the greater frequency of uncomfortable postures and or Forces

frequency

Procedures used to reduce the duration, frequency, or severity of exposure to a hazard

administrative controls

If a job task looks uncomfortable, t probably is, and this increases the chances of injury

awkward posture

Mental or physical distress.

discomfort

Methods of controlling and preventing worker exposure to risk factors or hazards by redesigning the equipment etc.

engineering controls

Is the field of study hat seeks to match the physical and cognitive requirements of the job to the abilities of the worker

ergonomics

A systematic method used to evaluate, prevent, and manage work-related musculoskeletal disorder

ergonomics program

A condition that results when the body cannot provide enough, energy for the muscles to perform a task

fatigue

The amount of physical effort a person to do a task

force

Vibration generally from a hand tool that goes through the hand and travels through the rest of the body

hand-arm vibration

MSDs

Musculoskeletal Disorder

Comfortable working posture that reduces the risk of musculoskeletal Disorder

neutral posture

Gloves,kneepads and other equipment that may help reduce hazards until other controls can be implemented

personal protective equipment or PPE

PPE

Personal protective equipment

Performing the same motions repeatedly.

repetitiveness

An aspect of a job that increases the worker's chance of getting a work related musculoskeletal Disorder

risk factors

The cost in terms of lost workdays of nee injuries and illness

severity rate

Physical effort or posture that is held without movement and requires muscle contraction for more than a short of time.

static loading

A safely and health review that address work related musculoskeletal Disorder

worksite analysis

A compression of the median nerve as it passes through the carpal tunnel in the wrist

carpal tunnel syndrome

General soreness and fatigue of the low back

chronic low back pain

Binding, squeezing or shrinking blood vessels so that circulation id reduced

constriction

Compression of the ulnar nerves as it passes through the notch of the elbow

cubital tunnel syndrome

Injuries and illnesses that generally occur as a result of exposure to repeated stresses over period of time

cumulative trauma disorder

Wear and tear if the discs that separate the vertebrae of spine

degenerative disc disease

An inflamation of the tendon and or uts sheath at the base of the thumb

DeQuervain's disease

Compression of the nerves along the sides of the fingers or thumbs

Digital neuritis

An inflammation of the tendons at the elbow

epicondylitis

Swelling of the tendon sheath due to the build up of synovial fluid inside the sheath

ganglionic cyst

General soreness and fatigue of the low back

nonspecific backache

Most common type of arthritis, especially among older people sometimes called degenerative join disease or "wear and tear" arthritis

Osteoarthritis

A construction of the blood vessels in the hands and finger. Also called " white finger"

Raynaud's phenomenon

Inflammation of one or more tendons at the shoulder. Also called " pitcher's shoulder"

rotator cuff tendonitis

Overstretching or overexertion of a ligament that results in a tear or rupture of the ligament

sprain

Overstretching or overexertion of a muscle or tendon

strain

Inflammation of the sheath around the tendon

tendonitis

Compression of thr nerves and blood vessels between the neck and shoulder

Thoracic outlet syndrome

A common term for tendonitis or tenosynovitis that causes painful locking of fingers while flexing

trigger finger

Compression of the ulnar nerve as ut passes through the wrist, oftern associated eith prolonged flexion and extension of the wrist and pressure on the palm

ulnar nerve entrapment

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問題一覧

Looks at how human anatomical,ahtropometric, physiological and biochemical relatr to physical activity.

physical ergonomics

Studies mental processes and how people interact with products, systems and environments

Psychological Ergonomics

Psychological Ergonomics this includes:

mental work load decision making stress attitudes motivation pleasure

Is about optimizing the otganizational structures, policies and processes of socio-technical systems

Organizational Ergonomics

The joints can absorb force more effectively in a neutral pose than in others.

Posture

Grippig,pinching,pushing,pulling and lifting objects place additional force on the body's joints.

force

The capacity of injury to a joint is increased by the greater frequency of uncomfortable postures and or Forces

frequency

Procedures used to reduce the duration, frequency, or severity of exposure to a hazard

administrative controls

If a job task looks uncomfortable, t probably is, and this increases the chances of injury

awkward posture

Mental or physical distress.

discomfort

Methods of controlling and preventing worker exposure to risk factors or hazards by redesigning the equipment etc.

engineering controls

Is the field of study hat seeks to match the physical and cognitive requirements of the job to the abilities of the worker

ergonomics

A systematic method used to evaluate, prevent, and manage work-related musculoskeletal disorder

ergonomics program

A condition that results when the body cannot provide enough, energy for the muscles to perform a task

fatigue

The amount of physical effort a person to do a task

force

Vibration generally from a hand tool that goes through the hand and travels through the rest of the body

hand-arm vibration

MSDs

Musculoskeletal Disorder

Comfortable working posture that reduces the risk of musculoskeletal Disorder

neutral posture

Gloves,kneepads and other equipment that may help reduce hazards until other controls can be implemented

personal protective equipment or PPE

PPE

Personal protective equipment

Performing the same motions repeatedly.

repetitiveness

An aspect of a job that increases the worker's chance of getting a work related musculoskeletal Disorder

risk factors

The cost in terms of lost workdays of nee injuries and illness

severity rate

Physical effort or posture that is held without movement and requires muscle contraction for more than a short of time.

static loading

A safely and health review that address work related musculoskeletal Disorder

worksite analysis

A compression of the median nerve as it passes through the carpal tunnel in the wrist

carpal tunnel syndrome

General soreness and fatigue of the low back

chronic low back pain

Binding, squeezing or shrinking blood vessels so that circulation id reduced

constriction

Compression of the ulnar nerves as it passes through the notch of the elbow

cubital tunnel syndrome

Injuries and illnesses that generally occur as a result of exposure to repeated stresses over period of time

cumulative trauma disorder

Wear and tear if the discs that separate the vertebrae of spine

degenerative disc disease

An inflamation of the tendon and or uts sheath at the base of the thumb

DeQuervain's disease

Compression of the nerves along the sides of the fingers or thumbs

Digital neuritis

An inflammation of the tendons at the elbow

epicondylitis

Swelling of the tendon sheath due to the build up of synovial fluid inside the sheath

ganglionic cyst

General soreness and fatigue of the low back

nonspecific backache

Most common type of arthritis, especially among older people sometimes called degenerative join disease or "wear and tear" arthritis

Osteoarthritis

A construction of the blood vessels in the hands and finger. Also called " white finger"

Raynaud's phenomenon

Inflammation of one or more tendons at the shoulder. Also called " pitcher's shoulder"

rotator cuff tendonitis

Overstretching or overexertion of a ligament that results in a tear or rupture of the ligament

sprain

Overstretching or overexertion of a muscle or tendon

strain

Inflammation of the sheath around the tendon

tendonitis

Compression of thr nerves and blood vessels between the neck and shoulder

Thoracic outlet syndrome

A common term for tendonitis or tenosynovitis that causes painful locking of fingers while flexing

trigger finger

Compression of the ulnar nerve as ut passes through the wrist, oftern associated eith prolonged flexion and extension of the wrist and pressure on the palm

ulnar nerve entrapment