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15 NEBOSH IGC Workplace hazards questions with answers and explanations.
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WRULD stands for:
Correct answer: Work-related upper limb disorder
Work-related upper limb disorder.
A common cause of WRULDs is:
Correct answer: Repetitive tasks with poor posture
Repetition and posture are main causes.
A suitable control for a display screen workstation is:
Correct answer: An adjustable chair and screen
Adjustability fits the workstation to the person.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition of the:
A WRULD is more likely when a task involves:
Correct answer: Repetitive movement and awkward posture
Repetition, force and awkward posture are causes.
Which of these is a cause of upper limb disorders at a computer?
Correct answer: A poor chair and glare on the screen
Workstation design matters.
The best way to reduce WRULD risk is to:
Correct answer: Fit the job to the person
The study tip is to fit the job to the person.
A task control for repetitive work is:
Correct answer: Allow breaks and variety
Breaks and variety reduce strain.
Which condition is caused by inflammation of a tendon?
Which part of the body does a WRULD affect?
Correct answer: Arms, hands, shoulders and neck
Upper limb disorders affect the upper body.
Adjustable chairs and desks help to:
Correct answer: Fit the workplace to the individual's needs
Adjustability allows a good fit.
Glare on a screen can cause:
Correct answer: Awkward posture and eye strain
Environmental conditions affect posture.
Long periods without a break increase risk because:
Correct answer: Muscles and tendons do not recover
Rest allows recovery.
A forceful repeated grip is a risk factor for:
Which of these is part of the environment when controlling WRULD risk?
Correct answer: Lighting, glare and temperature
Task, environment and equipment are all considered.