Are You at Risk for RSI?
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RSI is a _______________ injury caused by repeated movements.

repetitive strain

Those at risk of RSI include factory workers, computer operators, sports people, and _______________.

musicians

Basic rules for working safely at a computer include taking regular breaks, adjusting screen height, and keeping _______________ relaxed.

wrists

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  • RSI is a repetitive strain injury caused by repeated movements
  • Those at risk include factory workers, computer operators, sports people, and musicians
  • Symptoms include pain, difficulty moving, and loss of feeling
  • RSI is difficult to cure, but can be prevented
  • To prevent RSI, take regular breaks and learn to sit and move correctly
  • Computer workers are at high risk for RSI
  • Basic rules for working safely at a computer include taking regular breaks, adjusting screen height, and keeping wrists relaxed
  • Sit with back relaxed, shoulders down, and neck straight
  • Use an adjustable chair and keep feet flat on the floor
  • Avoid holding the mouse for too long or too tightly

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"Protect Yourself from RSI: Take this quiz to learn essential tips and techniques for preventing repetitive strain injury. Discover how to identify symptoms, who is most at risk, and effective prevention measures for those who work with computers or engage in repetitive activities. From proper posture to regular breaks, this quiz will equip you with the knowledge to protect yourself from RSI and maintain a healthy body."

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