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OSHA Final Exam Questions and Correct Answers|ERGONOMICS & PREVENTION OF MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. What is ergonomics? The science of adjusting the design of tools, equipment, tasks, and environments for safe, comfortable, and effective human use. Define neutral position. the ideal positioning of the body while performing work activities and is associated with decreased risk of musculoskeletal injury. List the ideal neutral positions. -forearms and thighs parallel to floor. -weight eve...

Hi. I'm Roan. I need some help determining risk factors for some tasks. Can you help me out with my job hazard analysis so I can keep my team from getting hurt? It's moving day. We're going to be loading up boxes and loading them on the truck. Can you tell me what the risk factor is? Exerting excessive force There's a really bad spill on the floor at work. My team has been tasked with cleaning it up. We'll be on our knees all day scrubbing. Can you tell me what the risk factors are ...

length-tension-velocity relationship - correct answervelocity high, force low, regardless of length ergometry - correct answermeasurement of mechanical work energy - correct answerthe capacity to do work work - correct answerproduct of a force acting over a certain distance (f x d) power - correct answerrate of doing work (work/time) airbraked ergometer - correct answerrowing and cycle ergo, wind vanes, resistance increases exponentially with cadence, cheap and difficult to calibr...

fine ergonomics science of adjusting environments, tasks, or procedures to fit you, the worker Which of the answer options below are parts of your body that can be affected by poor ergonomics? All correct sequence for proper lifting techniques: 1. Stand close to the load with your feet shoulder width apart, one foot slightly in front of the other for balance. 2. Squat down, bending at the knees, keeping your back as vertical as possible. 3. Get a firm grasp of the object. 4. ...

ECON EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2023-24 Which of the following is NOT a producer? - ANSWER-An unemployed college student Which of the following is an ethereal added utility to a consumer? - ANSWER-The smell of espresso What is the primary difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics? - ANSWER-Microeconomics looks at scarcity for companies, while macroeconomics looks at it for entire economies. In economics, scarcity means that: - ANSWER-There is a finite amount of resources. ...

Category List - ANSWER defined set of possible values for a particular item Category Value - ANSWER Each individual choice on a category list. 3 types of category lists - ANSWER System, Extendible, Customer System Category List - ANSWER -Uneditable -controlled by Epic -"Release Range: All Categories" Extendible Category List - ANSWER Partially controlled by Epic "Release range: From 1-3" -if you attempt to edit a reserved value you will get "id 2 is within the Epic Release ...

D265 Section 4 (Fallacies) Questions and Answers 2023. D265 Section 4 (Fallacies) 1. Please enter your first and last name and today's date: * Red Herring Ad Hominem Appeal to Unqualified Authority Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc 2. Which of the following fallacies is NOT an example of "fallacies of relevance?" Straw Figure Texas Sharpshooter Hasty Generalization Appeal to Ignorance 3. Which of the following fallacies is NOT an example of "fallacies of weak induction?" 4. Which are t...

YMCA Cycle Ergometer Submaximal Test Questions and Answers Graded A What is the YMCA cycle erg test? A submaximal test on a cycle ergometer used to estimate VO2max. Goal: To raise HR within 10bpm of 85% of age-predicted HR max by the end of the test (test terminates when this has been achieved, record the workload in which this was achieved) with each subsequent workload, power increases by 25W Step 1 Greet the Client - ensure they have a signed ParQ Step 2 Pre-Test Re...

OSHA Module 10: Ergonomics Questions and Answers Already Passed | Graded A+ What is the ergonomically optimum body posture for performing all physical jobs? Midrange Job rotation, modified work pace, and frequent breaks are all examples of _____ controls. Administrative Higher workers’ compensation premiums, increased employee turnover, absenteeism, and decreased efficiency are common results of: Musculoskeletal disorders

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