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Module 1.3 Hardware

Module 1.3 Hardware. Contents. Introduction Input Output Storage Environmental and health issues Test and improve your knowledge Module Activities. Introduction. Hardware is all the things on a computer that you can physically touch. . Processing. Out put. Input. Storage. Input.

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The Social Lives of Health and Medicine

The Social Lives of Health and Medicine. A new global agenda for health equity. Our children have dramatically different life chances depending on where they were born. Japan or Sweden 80 years; in Brazil, 72 years; India, 63 years; and in one of several African countries, fewer than 50 years.

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Control games with thought!

The Beauty and Joy of Computing Lecture #2 : Video Games Instructor: Sean Morris.

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3.1 Business and employment

3.1 Business and employment. Employment - electronic employee monitoring. Employment - electronic employee monitoring. Online Monitoring

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Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

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Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI). ECE 417/617: Elements of Software Engineering. Stan Birchfield Clemson University. You are a computer athlete. A dangerous occupation:. Also dangerous:. Walk several miles on your fingertips?. What is RSI?. Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

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Clinical

Clinical. Standards and Safety. Standards of Care. A business has the responsibility to provide good service to its clients Physician provides a service to client Clients of a physician or health care facility have a reasonable expectation that standards of care and service will be met.

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Ethics and Safet y Management

Vs. Ethics and Safet y Management . By: Ton y Aiello. Health Safety. When using a computer for long periods of time, you can cause health risks ranging from minor to major. Ex. RSIs (Repetitive Strain Injury) Blood Clots Back Issues (Lumbar) Headaches/Migraines Arthritis .

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Department of Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Service (AMD)

Computerwork & Emergencies 2011. Department of Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Service (AMD) . Truus Teunissen Ricardo Soekhoe. AMD.

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Healthy Computing

Healthy Computing. Some tips to be safety. Posible dangers. Within information technology it is important that people have an awareness of the various health and safety issues. Steps should also be taken towards preventing common problems rather than trying to cure them at a later date.

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There are some simple things you can do to help prevent a virus infecting your computer :

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EU Health and Safety Directives (1992)

EU Health and Safety Directives (1992). Ruhi -Ur-Rashid & Samera Rehman. Objectives.

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Repetitive Strain Injury: what it is and what you can do about it?

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Safe working practices

Safe working practices. By Ryan Porter. Employer regulations. The law states that an employer must be provided with: Tiltable screen Anti-glare screen filters Adjustable chairs Foot supports Make sure lighting is suitable Make sure workstations are not cramped

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Healthy computing

Healthy computing. Malena Grieco. Problems you may have. Back problems Eyestrain SCI ( R epetitive S train I njury) Ozone irritation. Solution for back problems. A confortable chair A footrest to put on your foot A screen that it must move to avoid problems .

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Solutions A fully adjustable chair should avoid poor posture. Footrests can reduce these problems.

HEALTHY AND SAFETY. Solutions A fully adjustable chair should avoid poor posture. Footrests can reduce these problems. Screens should tilt and turn to a position that avoids awkward movements. eyestrain. Eyes can become strained after staring at a computer screen for a long time. Solutions

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Health and Environment

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Healthy and Safety

Healthy and Safety. ?A fully adjustable chair should avoid poor posture. ? Footrests can reduce these problems. ?Screens should tilt and turn to a position that avoids awkward movements. Employer regulations. ?provide tilt able screens ?provide anti-glare screen filters

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Written module activity, Page 42

Written module activity, Page 42 1. Input: mouse, keyboard Processing : central processing unit Output: screen, speakers, printer Storage : hard drive, flash disk, CD, DVD

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Objectives Overview

Objectives Overview. See Page 104 for Detailed Objectives. Objectives Overview. See Page 104 for Detailed Objectives. Computers and Mobile Devices. Types of computers include:. Page 104. Desktops and Mobile Computers.

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