Ergonomics: definition, need and benefits

Question 1HardLevel 43

If a worker repeatedly twists the body to pick an item, which correction is appropriate?

AKeep the item fartherBRemove breaks completelyCKeep the item in front and within easy reachDReduce table lighting

Question 2HardLevel 43

In which situation would task rotation be most useful?

AWhen work has no repetitionBWhen lighting is adequateCWhen floor is cleanDWhen the same muscle is used repeatedly

Question 3HardLevel 43

Why is it important in ergonomics to consider people with different abilities and not only an average person?

ABecause user needs may differBBecause colours are not sameCBecause salary changesDBecause weather changes

Question 4HardLevel 43

If office wires are organised but placed in the walking path, which ergonomic hazard remains?

ABetter ventilationBRisk of trippingCMore lightingDLess noise

Question 5HardLevel 43

If a worker gets less tired due to comfortable tools, what indirect benefit may the employer get?

AIncreased work distanceBMore disorderCBetter productivityDReduced safety

Question 6HardLevel 43

Which combination is most appropriate to prevent problems caused by wrong posture?

ADarkness and distanceBDisorder and noiseCSlipperiness and heightDCorrect height and back support

Question 7HardLevel 43

If a task requires keeping hands above shoulder level for long, what is the best ergonomic correction?

ALower the work surface or object heightBIncrease continuous work timeCRemove breaksDMake tools heavier

Question 8HardLevel 43

Which pair should be checked together while evaluating ergonomics correctly?

AOnly colour and decorationBHuman ability and task demandCOnly cost and advertisementDOnly name and location

Question 9HardLevel 43

If a worker is squinting despite adequate lighting, which factor should be checked?

AOnly floor colourBChair priceCGlare or screen distanceDHoliday list

Question 10HardLevel 43

In which situation is adjusting workplace height most necessary?

AWhen all workers are of same heightBWhen work is only on paperCWhen colour must be changedDWhen people of different heights work on the same surface

Question 11HardLevel 43

From an ergonomic view, which is the most correct storage arrangement?

AHeavy items near waist and light items higherBHeavy items very highCAll items on the floorDFrequently used items farthest

Question 12HardLevel 43

What is the main ergonomic benefit of micro-breaks during work?

AStopping workBReducing muscle and eye strainCHiding workDRemoving safety

Question 13HardLevel 43

If a worker repeatedly spends time searching for items, which ergonomic correction would be useful?

AReduce lightingBRemove breaksCLabelling and organised storageDRaise the chair

Question 14HardLevel 43

Why can absence increase due to poor ergonomic arrangement?

ABecause comfort increasesBBecause safety improvesCBecause work becomes easyDBecause chances of pain and injury increase

Question 15HardLevel 43

In an office, if the chair is comfortable but feet do not rest on the floor, what correction is appropriate?

AFootrest or height adjustmentBReduce lightingCMove screen farDKeep wires on pathway

Question 16HardLevel 43

Why is correction needed even if the object is light but repeated bending is required?

ALight object is always safeBRepetition can strain the backCWork reduces automaticallyDBending removes productivity

Question 17HardLevel 43

The importance of tools with good grip in ergonomics is related to what?

AColour decorationBSalary calculationCControl and safetyDHoliday planning

Question 18HardLevel 43

In which situation does ventilation become an ergonomic need?

AWhen room is open and freshBWhen temperature is properCWhen noise is lowDWhen a closed room has heat and suffocation

Question 19HardLevel 43

Which statement explains the need for ergonomics most correctly?

AIt reduces unnecessary body strain from workBIt only makes the room beautifulCIt deliberately makes work difficultDIt reduces safety

Question 20HardLevel 43

If all items on a table are nearby but disorganised, which risk remains?

ABody height reducingBConfusion and mistakeCLighting always increasingDFloor becoming strong

Ergonomics: definition, need and benefits

Quiz this set

If a worker repeatedly twists the body to pick an item, which correction is appropriate?

In which situation would task rotation be most useful?

Why is it important in ergonomics to consider people with different abilities and not only an average person?

If office wires are organised but placed in the walking path, which ergonomic hazard remains?

If a worker gets less tired due to comfortable tools, what indirect benefit may the employer get?

Which combination is most appropriate to prevent problems caused by wrong posture?

If a task requires keeping hands above shoulder level for long, what is the best ergonomic correction?

Which pair should be checked together while evaluating ergonomics correctly?

If a worker is squinting despite adequate lighting, which factor should be checked?

In which situation is adjusting workplace height most necessary?

From an ergonomic view, which is the most correct storage arrangement?

What is the main ergonomic benefit of micro-breaks during work?

If a worker repeatedly spends time searching for items, which ergonomic correction would be useful?

Why can absence increase due to poor ergonomic arrangement?

In an office, if the chair is comfortable but feet do not rest on the floor, what correction is appropriate?

Why is correction needed even if the object is light but repeated bending is required?

The importance of tools with good grip in ergonomics is related to what?

In which situation does ventilation become an ergonomic need?

Which statement explains the need for ergonomics most correctly?

If all items on a table are nearby but disorganised, which risk remains?

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Ergonomics: definition, need and benefits

Quiz this set

If a worker repeatedly twists the body to pick an item, which correction is appropriate?

In which situation would task rotation be most useful?

Why is it important in ergonomics to consider people with different abilities and not only an average person?

If office wires are organised but placed in the walking path, which ergonomic hazard remains?

If a worker gets less tired due to comfortable tools, what indirect benefit may the employer get?

Which combination is most appropriate to prevent problems caused by wrong posture?

If a task requires keeping hands above shoulder level for long, what is the best ergonomic correction?

Which pair should be checked together while evaluating ergonomics correctly?

If a worker is squinting despite adequate lighting, which factor should be checked?

In which situation is adjusting workplace height most necessary?

From an ergonomic view, which is the most correct storage arrangement?

What is the main ergonomic benefit of micro-breaks during work?

If a worker repeatedly spends time searching for items, which ergonomic correction would be useful?

Why can absence increase due to poor ergonomic arrangement?

In an office, if the chair is comfortable but feet do not rest on the floor, what correction is appropriate?

Why is correction needed even if the object is light but repeated bending is required?

The importance of tools with good grip in ergonomics is related to what?

In which situation does ventilation become an ergonomic need?

Which statement explains the need for ergonomics most correctly?

If all items on a table are nearby but disorganised, which risk remains?

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