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If items on a table are nearby but in the wrong sequence what ergonomic loss will remain?

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Correct answer: Workflow interruption and unnecessary hand movement

The direct answer is option A: wrong sequence causes workflow interruption and unnecessary hand movement. Ergonomic arrangement depends on more than distance. Items should be easy to reach and placed in the order in which they are used. For example, if a worker must pick up an item, put it down, then reach backward for the next item, the body makes extra movements and the work rhythm breaks. This can waste time and increase fatigue or strain. Option A is correct because nearby objects can still be inconvenient when their order does not match the task. Option B is wrong because being nearby does not always increase safety; poor sequence may create awkward reaching or collisions. Option C is wrong because objects do not complete work by themselves. Option D is wrong because arrangement affects speed, effort and sometimes safety. The exam cue is: check both reach and sequence, not distance alone.

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