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Cornell University Ergonomics Web |
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QUICK TIPS FOR BODY DISCOMFORT If you are experiencing discomfort or pain while working on your computer, choose that body area (wrist/hand, elbow, shoulder/neck, side/back, legs, and eyes) to examine possible causes for this discomfort and suggestions for improvement. (For general guidelines on the setup of your workstation, please refer to the WORKSTATION section). Take a look at our suggestions for changes in your posture or workstation by clicking on the body part: |
WORKSTATION KEYBOARD MOUSE MONITOR/SCREEN CHAIR DOCUMENT HOLDER WORKSTATION ITEMS PHONE WHERE IT HURTS WRIST/HAND ELBOW SHOULDER/NECK SIDE/BACK LEGS EYES |
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However, if your condition
is serious, you should seek |
This
web page was designed as an assignment for Human Factors: Ergonomics,
Anthropometrics and Biomechanics class (DEA651
graduate section, Fall 2002) taught by
Professor Alan Hedge at the Department of Design and Environmental
Analysis, College of Human Ecology, Cornell University. |