The document discusses ergonomic hazards and the injuries they can cause, such as carpal tunnel syndrome and tendonitis, emphasizing how risk factors like repetition, awkward posture, and forceful motions lead to wear and tear on the body. It also highlights the importance of monitoring workplace conditions and assessing exposure to biological hazards for effective medical surveillance. Additionally, it touches upon various approaches for evaluating health risks associated with workplace injuries.

1. ERGONOMIC
HAZARD
BANSIG, DION BENJIEL MAGLASANG, RAFAEL MAURING, KYLE GARCAMA, DAVE
MEMBERS:

2. ERGONOMIC
HAZARD

3. ERGONOMIC HAZARD
Ergonomic
injuries
affects the

4. ERGONOMIC HAZARD
Ergonomic
injuries
affects the
NERVES

5. ERGONOMIC HAZARD
Ergonomic
injuries
affects the
MUSCLES
NERVES

6. ERGONOMIC HAZARD
Ergonomic
injuries
affects the
TISSUES
MUSCLES
NERVES

7. ERGONOMIC HAZARD
Ergonomic
injuries
affects the
BONES
TISSUES
MUSCLES
NERVES

8. ERGONOMIC HAZARD
Ergonomic
injuries
affects the
BONES
TISSUES MUSCLES
NERVES
These terms do not necessarily refer to
different conditions. Many ergonomic
injuries can be described in all three
ways.

9. ERGONOMIC HAZARD
These terms do not necessarily refer to different
conditions. Many ergonomic injuries can be
described in all three ways.
Carpal
tunnel
syndrome
Tendonitis
Bursitis

10. ERGONOMIC:
RISK
FACTORS

11. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…

12. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…
Repetition
Awkwa
Postu
For
Mo

13. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…
Repetition
Awkward Posture
Forceful
Motion
Statio
posi

14. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…
Awkward Posture
Forceful Motion
Stationar
position
Dir
Pres

15. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…
Forceful Motion
Stationary position
Direct
Pressure
Vibra
Ext
Temp

16. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…
Stationary position
Direct Pressure
Vibra
Extre
Temper
N

17. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…
Direct Pressure
Vibration
Extre
Temper
N

18. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…
Vibration
Extreme Temperature
Noi
W
St

19. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…
Extreme Temperature
Noise
W
St

20. ERGONOMIC: RISK FACTORS
Are workplace situations that cause wear and tear
on the body and can cause injury. These include…
Noise
Work Stress

22. is the measurement and assessment
of workplace agents or their
metabolites either in tissues,
secreta, excreta, expired air or any
combination of these to evaluate
exposure and health risk compared

23. Biochemical alterations
Morphological and
Behavioral observation
population- and
community-level approaches
Modeling
Bio-accumulation
Five types
of
biological
monitoring

24. Biochemical alterations
Morphological and
Behavioral observation
population- and
community-level approaches
Modeling
Bio-accumulation
Five types
of
biological
monitoring

25. Biochemical alterations
Morphological and
Behavioral observation
population- and
community-level approaches
Modeling
Bio-accumulation
Five types
of
biological
monitoring

26. Biochemical alterations
Morphological and
Behavioral observation
population- and
community-level approaches
Modeling
Bio-accumulation
Five types
of
biological
monitoring

27. Biochemical alterations
Morphological and
Behavioral observation
population- and
community-level approaches
Modeling
Bio-accumulation
Five types
of
biological
monitoring

28. Biochemical alterations
Morphological and
Behavioral observation
population- and
community-level approaches
Modeling
Bio-accumulation
Five types
of
biological
monitoring

29. Biochemical alterations
Morphological and
Behavioral observation
population- and
community-level approaches
Modeling
Bio-accumulation
Five types
of
biological
monitoring

30. MEDICAL
SURVEILLANCE

31. MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE
the systematic assessment of
employees exposed or
potentially exposed to
occupational hazards. This
assessment monitors individuals
for adverse health effects and
determines the effectiveness of

32. MEDICAL
SURVEILLANCE