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ergonomics /er·go·nom·ics/ (er?go-nom´iks) the science relating to humans and their work, including the factors affecting the efficient use of human energy.
ergonomics (er·g n applied study of psychology, anatomy, and physiology relating to people and work environments; includes introduction of biomechanically suppor-tive equipment. ergonomics the science of relating the physiological and anatomical characteristics of the working or racing animal to the physical aspects of its working environment. |
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Establishing a working relationship with a professional ergonomist ensures the firm will be kept current with the latest information, Hedge says. It is the reason why the company has invited an ergonomist to evaluate workstations. When sitting in a chair for several hours, unequally distributed body weight can increase fatigue and tension in the spine, according to ergonomists at Cornell University. |
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