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Relación de conceptos de ergonomíaOnline version
Conceptos y definiciones
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The science that adapts work, tools, and the environment to human capabilities and limitations.
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The position the body adopts while performing an activity; it can be static or dynamic.
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The bodily effort required to perform a task, including lifting, pushing, or holding objects.
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The branch of ergonomics that studies the measurements of the human body for the design of spaces and tools.
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Injuries affecting muscles, tendons, nerves, or joints due to repetitive stress or poor posture.
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The science that analyzes the movement of the human body and its forces, useful for preventing workplace injuries.
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Adapting tools, equipment, or workspaces to make them comfortable, safe, and efficient.
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Short breaks that include stretching or gentle movement to reduce fatigue and the risk of injury.
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The likelihood that a person will suffer an injury due to factors such as awkward postures, repetitive strain, or poor work organization.
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The feeling of muscle fatigue after prolonged or repetitive strain.
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Actions performed continuously in the same way, which can lead to fatigue, discomfort, or musculoskeletal disorders over time.
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1. The science that adapts work, tools, and the environment to human capabilities and limitations.
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2. The position the body adopts while performing an activity; it can be static or dynamic.
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3. The bodily effort required to perform a task, including lifting, pushing, or holding objects.
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4. The branch of ergonomics that studies the measurements of the human body for the design of spaces and tools.
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5. Injuries affecting muscles, tendons, nerves, or joints due to repetitive stress or poor posture.
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6. The science that analyzes the movement of the human body and its forces, useful for preventing workplace injuries.
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7. Adapting tools, equipment, or workspaces to make them comfortable, safe, and efficient.
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8. Short breaks that include stretching or gentle movement to reduce fatigue and the risk of injury.
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9. The likelihood that a person will suffer an injury due to factors such as awkward postures, repetitive strain, or poor work organization.
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10. The feeling of muscle fatigue after prolonged or repetitive strain.
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11. Actions performed continuously in the same way, which can lead to fatigue, discomfort, or musculoskeletal disorders over time.
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