'Correct posture' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 20 The Hip

Chapter 20 The Hip. Primary Roles of Hip. Support weight of head, arms, trunk during upright postures and dynamic weight-bearing activities. Provides a pathway for transmission of forces between the lower extremities and pelvis. Anatomy and Kinesiology Osteology and Arthrology. Acetabulum

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Caring for People Living With Motor Neurone Disease

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Manual Handling

Manual Handling. Ian Stone Health and Safety Advisor. Aims and Objectives. Provide sufficient understanding and knowledge of Manual Handling, the risks involved and the control measures available. . How?. Theory Discussion Practical Demonstrations. What Is Manual Handling?.

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Presented by Nick de Jong

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Assessment of Posture. Introduction. Posture is the position of the body at a given point in time Correct posture can: improve performance decrease abnormal stresses reduce the development of pathological conditions. Introduction. Faulty posture: Deviates from ideal posture

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Exercise Prescription for Arthritis and Rheumatological Problems

Exercise Prescription for Arthritis and Rheumatological Problems. You & Your patient are supported. Common Conditions. Degenerative Knees Degenerative Hips Shoulder Stiffness Painful back conditions Painful neck conditions Polyarthritis- seropositive / seronegative. Associate Problems .

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Avoidance

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PHOTOS GALLERY

PHOTOS GALLERY. (13/12/13) This was the launching ceremony of Pesta Ang Pow . After the briefing and introduction by excos , we sat in groups to socialise and had ice-breaking session so as to get to know further about each other.

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Manual Tasks

Lifting. Pushing. Holding. Pulling. Carrying. Throwing. Striking. Manual Tasks. A manual task refers to any activity requiring a person to use any part of their muscular or skeletal system in their interactions with their work environment. It includes the following activities:.

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Working With Display Screen Equipment

Working With Display Screen Equipment. Possible ill-health effects resulting from DSE at work. Ill-health effects resulting from display screen equipment include: visual discomfort (eye fatigue and headaches) upper limb disorders aches and pains (back, shoulder, neck or wrist)

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Nursing Assistant- Body Mechanics

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Keyboarding Techniques

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Keyboarding Techniques

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Lower Back Disorders & Prevention

Lower Back Disorders & Prevention. By: Nathan Winter MS OTR/L, CEAS. Introduction. If you have lower back pain, you are not alone. Nearly everyone at some point has back pain that interferes with work, routine daily activities, or recreation.

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KEYBOARDING BOOTCAMP

By: Mrs. Gleason & Remy. KEYBOARDING BOOTCAMP. TEN RULES OF KEYBOARDING. 1. Technique 2. Technique 3. Technique 4. Technique 5. Technique 6. Technique 7. Technique 8. Technique 9. Accuracy 10. Speed.

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Keyboarding Ms. Gates

Keyboarding Ms. Gates. C182. Proper Keyboarding Technique. Correct Posture Correct Arm and Hand Position Correct Key Stroking Technique. Posture. Sit Straight Up Centered in front of keyboard Comfortable distance from keyboard Feet on floor, slightly apart. Arm and Hand Position.

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Proper Keyboarding Technique

Proper Keyboarding Technique. Proper Keyboarding Technique. Proper keyboarding technique includes:. Correct Posture Correct Arm and Hand Position Correct Keystroking Technique. Posture. Spine straight leaning slightly forward Centered in front of keyboard

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Phonics

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Introduction to Keyboarding

Introduction to Keyboarding. Why Keyboarding???. Keyboarding is becoming a skill that MOST jobs require people to have. Computers are becoming a part of our every day lives. Technology is constantly changing, therefore, we need to develop a strong foundation. .

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Correct Posture When Keyboarding

Correct Posture When Keyboarding. Feet flat on the floor Wrists up Fingers curved Back erect Sit straight in chair.

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