This document provides tips for proper ergonomics and posture while typing or using a computer. It recommends keeping feet flat, knees bent at a right angle, and pelvis rocked forward for proper sitting position. It also stresses using ergonomic equipment that fits comfortably, taking regular breaks from sitting, and avoiding computer use if experiencing pain or fatigue in the hands or body.
This document provides tips for proper ergonomics and posture while typing or using a computer. It recommends keeping feet flat, knees bent at a right angle, and pelvis rocked forward for proper sitting position. It also stresses using ergonomic equipment that fits comfortably, taking regular breaks from sitting, and avoiding computer use if experiencing pain or fatigue in the hands or body.
This document provides tips for proper ergonomics and posture while typing or using a computer. It recommends keeping feet flat, knees bent at a right angle, and pelvis rocked forward for proper sitting position. It also stresses using ergonomic equipment that fits comfortably, taking regular breaks from sitting, and avoiding computer use if experiencing pain or fatigue in the hands or body.
directly over your feet. Have your pelvis rocked forward with your hips no lower than your knees. When you type, your wrist should be in a neutral position. Use ergonomics to your advantage. Take regular breaks from typing and sitting down get up and stretch. Only use the computer when you have to. Getting a mouse and a keyboard that fit to your +standards and comfort. Use proper technique. Do not use the computer or do other hand-intensive activities if you are experiencing pain, fatigue or soreness