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4 Steps to Setting Up Your Computer Workstation STEP 1: Your Chair The hips should be pushed as far back as possible against the chair. The seat height should be adjusted so that the feet stay f...
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According to studies, there are around 10 million American victims of identity theft in the year 2003 alone. That was 3 years ago. You can expect the number to have risen over the years. Persons w...
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An orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Jonathan Cluett, said that carpal tunnel surgery could be done. It is not only available, but also very much effective in terms of treatment. However, carpal tunnel surge...
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In the Cochrane review issued in January 2003, yoga ranks as one of the effective non- surgical treatments for carpal tunnel syndrome. Cochrane review is compiled by the Cochrane Collaboration, an...
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While talking about a safe and productive computer workstation, the topic of a well-designed and appropriated-adjusted chair comes to our mind naturally. Being an inevitable part of a good workstatio...
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While working with printed materials, document holders keep them near the user and the monitor. These can be positioned according to the convenience of the user depending on the type of the document ...
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Now, your computer workstation is set up correctly. The next step is to use good work habits. Even if the work environment is absolutely suiting all your requirements and comfort levels, it may stil...
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The selection and arrangement of the keyboard plays an important role in decreasing the exposure to awkward postures, repetition, and stress. While designing your computer workstation, you should kee...
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Keyboard Placement – Distance Probable Risks Fig. 10 A keyboard user is forced to assume awkward postures such as reaching with the arms, leaning forward with the torso, and extreme e...
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Keyboard Placement – Height Probable Risks You tend to keep your shoulders, arm, and wrist in awkward positions if the keyboards, pointing devices, or working surfaces are placed too high or...
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Viewing Angle–Height and Side-to-Side Fig. 9 – viewing angle Probable Risks When you work in front of your computer for long hours ...
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Probable Risks You tend to lean forward or move backward thus positioning yourself awkwardly to have a better view of the monitor. Ensure that the monitors are neither too close nor too far so as to...
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When delivering a speech, you must move around the stage. Don’t just stand behind the podium. In fact, you may not even want to have a podium on stage with you. Removing the temptation will k...
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Before discussing on how to set your computer workstation, let’s have a look at the concept of neutral body positioning. This can be defined as a comfortable working posture with a natural align...
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Public speaking is among the top fears and phobias that many people have. If you’re one of those people, the prospect of giving a speech can send terror through your body paralyzing you with fe...
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