Ergonomics: definition, need and benefits

Question 1HardLevel 44

What can help reduce pressure on feet and lower back during long standing work?

ASlippery floorBFootrest or comfortable standing arrangementCVery high shelfDDark room

Question 2HardLevel 44

If the same hand movement is repeated every five minutes at work, which measure is correct?

ATask rotation and short breaksBIncrease speed continuouslyCMake tools heavyDSwitch off lights

Question 3HardLevel 44

If office files are nearby but kept without order, which ergonomic benefit will reduce?

AEfficiency in searchingBBack supportCAir flowDFloor grip

Question 4HardLevel 44

If outside light glare falls on the screen, what should be done for eye comfort?

AChange the direction of screen and lightBRemove the chairCRaise the keyboardDBlock the pathway

Question 5HardLevel 44

In which situation is ergonomic injury risk higher?

ALifting load close to bodyBBending and lifting heavy object kept farCKeeping materials in proper reachDTaking short breaks

Question 6HardLevel 44

If a worker repeatedly complains of the same pain, what is the most suitable ergonomic response?

ACheck work posture and tool positionBIgnore the complaintCRemove all breaksDReduce work lighting

Question 7HardLevel 44

From an ergonomic view, what should be checked together while selecting a tool?

AColour and shineBWeight, grip and ease of useCOnly name and brandDPacking and advertisement

Question 8HardLevel 44

If a child and an adult are working on the same work surface, which design is more suitable?

AForce same height for allBAdjustable height surfaceCKeep heavy items aboveDKeep lighting off

Question 9HardLevel 44

What is the most suitable reason for reduced employee absence due to ergonomics?

AColours become attractiveBWork becomes less importantCChances of injury and fatigue reduceDHolidays increase

Question 10HardLevel 44

If the workplace floor is dry but items are scattered in the pathway, what is the main risk?

ATemperature increasingBLighting reducingCAir stoppingDTripping and falling

Question 11HardLevel 44

Which example correctly shows the relation between ergonomic benefit and productivity?

AComfortable tools reduce fatigue and improve workBDark room improves workCHeavy tools increase speedDDisorder reduces search time

Question 12HardLevel 44

Which option is better to reduce eye, neck, and wrist strain together in computer work?

ACorrect screen height, distance and keyboard positionBOnly change chair colourCKeep files on floorDKeep mouse very far

Question 13HardLevel 44

If a worker needs too much force to hold a tool, what should be checked?

ATool grip and sizeBWall lengthCSalary slipDFloor colour

Question 14HardLevel 44

Which combination is most useful during long static sitting?

AProper back support and short breaksBVery high table and no breaksCLow screen and bent wristDDark room and far mouse

Question 15HardLevel 44

If an object is light but must be lifted above the head repeatedly, what should be understood?

AThere is no riskBThere is risk due to repetition and heightCThe work is always safeDBreaks are not needed

Question 16HardLevel 44

Why is worker feedback considered important in ergonomics?

ABecause the worker reports real discomfort and painBBecause the worker changes weatherCBecause the worker makes advertisementsDBecause the worker sells furniture

Question 17HardLevel 44

If a task saves time but increases injury risk, what should be the ergonomic decision?

AAdopt a risk-reducing methodBIgnore the riskCRemove breaksDMake work faster

Question 18HardLevel 44

Which option includes the ergonomic side of the workplace environment?

AAir, temperature, lighting and noiseBOnly salaryCOnly designationDOnly leave

Question 19HardLevel 44

In which situation can wrong posture and visual strain occur together?

AScreen is too low and letters are smallBFloor is clearCObject is nearDAir is enough

Question 20HardLevel 44

If work requires repeated forward bending and twisting, which correction should be prioritised?

APlace work item in front and at proper heightBReduce lightingCChange chair colourDHide files

Ergonomics: definition, need and benefits

Quiz this set

What can help reduce pressure on feet and lower back during long standing work?

If the same hand movement is repeated every five minutes at work, which measure is correct?

If office files are nearby but kept without order, which ergonomic benefit will reduce?

If outside light glare falls on the screen, what should be done for eye comfort?

In which situation is ergonomic injury risk higher?

If a worker repeatedly complains of the same pain, what is the most suitable ergonomic response?

From an ergonomic view, what should be checked together while selecting a tool?

If a child and an adult are working on the same work surface, which design is more suitable?

What is the most suitable reason for reduced employee absence due to ergonomics?

If the workplace floor is dry but items are scattered in the pathway, what is the main risk?

Which example correctly shows the relation between ergonomic benefit and productivity?

Which option is better to reduce eye, neck, and wrist strain together in computer work?

If a worker needs too much force to hold a tool, what should be checked?

Which combination is most useful during long static sitting?

If an object is light but must be lifted above the head repeatedly, what should be understood?

Why is worker feedback considered important in ergonomics?

If a task saves time but increases injury risk, what should be the ergonomic decision?

Which option includes the ergonomic side of the workplace environment?

In which situation can wrong posture and visual strain occur together?

If work requires repeated forward bending and twisting, which correction should be prioritised?

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Ergonomics: definition, need and benefits

Quiz this set

What can help reduce pressure on feet and lower back during long standing work?

If the same hand movement is repeated every five minutes at work, which measure is correct?

If office files are nearby but kept without order, which ergonomic benefit will reduce?

If outside light glare falls on the screen, what should be done for eye comfort?

In which situation is ergonomic injury risk higher?

If a worker repeatedly complains of the same pain, what is the most suitable ergonomic response?

From an ergonomic view, what should be checked together while selecting a tool?

If a child and an adult are working on the same work surface, which design is more suitable?

What is the most suitable reason for reduced employee absence due to ergonomics?

If the workplace floor is dry but items are scattered in the pathway, what is the main risk?

Which example correctly shows the relation between ergonomic benefit and productivity?

Which option is better to reduce eye, neck, and wrist strain together in computer work?

If a worker needs too much force to hold a tool, what should be checked?

Which combination is most useful during long static sitting?

If an object is light but must be lifted above the head repeatedly, what should be understood?

Why is worker feedback considered important in ergonomics?

If a task saves time but increases injury risk, what should be the ergonomic decision?

Which option includes the ergonomic side of the workplace environment?

In which situation can wrong posture and visual strain occur together?

If work requires repeated forward bending and twisting, which correction should be prioritised?

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