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    COMPUTER WORKSTATION POINTING DEVICE

    BY:Ashutosh KumarMohan PeguAshish Joshi

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    Pointing devices such as a mouse now

    come in many sizes, shapes, and

    configurations.

    Selection and placement of apointer/mouse is an important

    factor in creating a safe

    computer workstation

    MOUSE

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    Trackball

    Joystick

    Touchpad

    Pointing Device

    ALTERNATIVE OPTION

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    MOUSE

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    MOUSE POSTURE TYPE

    DO

    DONT

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    MOUSE POSTURE TYPE

    ELBOW POSITION

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    Musculoskeletal

    Disorder

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    Because keyboard and mouse are used simultaneously.

    Using a mouse regularly involves using the same small

    muscles over and over again, and can lead todiscomfort, pain, and even Workplace MusculoskeletalDisorders (WMSDs).

    It is important that all elements of the workstation(keyboard, mouse, monitor), the desk itself and workpractices (posture, pace, work breaks) are addressed.

    Why has using the computer mouse

    become a problem?

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    If the pointer/mouse isnot near the keyboard

    you may be exposed

    to awkward

    postures, contact stress,

    or forceful hand

    exertions while using the

    device.

    Pointer Placement : Potential Hazard

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    Pain (ache, soreness) onthe top of the hand.

    Pain (ache, soreness)around the wrist.

    Pain (ache, soreness)along the forearm and

    elbow.

    Formulation of painfulnodules, and in the later

    stages, ganglion cysts,around the joints and

    along the tendons.

    Numbness and tinglingin the thumb and index

    finger.

    This can cause:

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    Pointer Placement : Possible Solutions

    Reduce the strain on hands by reducingpointing device use.

    Using keyboard functions, such as pagedown, may reduce mouse use andprovide rest for hand and arm muscles.

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    Pointer Placement : Possible Solutions

    Sensitivity and speed (how fast the pointer

    moves on the screen when the pointing device

    is moved by the hand) should feel comfortable

    and be adjustable.

    The pointer should be able to cover the full

    screen while the wrist is maintained in a

    straight, neutral posture.

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    How to select the right mouse?

    A battery-powered cordless mouse

    Shape

    Size

    Buttons

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    Unsatisfactory WorkstationDesign

    Reaching for mouse

    Monitor too low

    Keyboard too high, wrists bent

    Chair too high, feet should be flat on the floor oron a foot rest

    Document holder too far back

    No arms on the chair

    Bad posture, leaning forward

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    Satisfactory Workstation Design

    Use head sets for frequent

    phone use.Monitor at eye level.

    Keep wrists straight, arms

    close to body, and at a right

    angle

    Mouse on support next to

    keyboard.Document holder near monitor.

    Foot rest used if feet do not touch

    the floor.

    Fully adjustable computer task

    chair.

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    Mouse Platform

    Shorter Keyboard

    Ergonomically advanced and Hi-Tech Mouse

    Possible Solutions

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    How can a mouse platform help

    computer users?When there is not enough space on the desk to

    position a mouse within easy reach, you can use amouse platform.

    A mouse platform covers the numerical pad on the

    right side of the keyboard - which is rarely used in

    many office functions - and serves as a place for themouse to sit. The mouse is then closer to the

    person using it.

    As well, because the mouse is on a platform, you

    avoid the tendency to wiggle it further and further

    away, which would make you reach even further

    and cause muscle strain.

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    However, the height of the mouse platform putsyour hand in a slightly unnatural position. To

    make using it more comfortable, you can use a

    forearm support.

    How can a mouse platform help

    computer users?

    H h t k b d h l

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    Computer keyboards come in many sizes. By using ashorter (35.6 cm or 14" long) keyboard instead of a

    regular (45.7 cm or 18" long) one, you will have an

    extra 10.2 cm or 4 inches of space at the side of the

    keyboard where the mouse can be placed

    How can a shorter keyboard help

    computer users?

    H h t k b d h l

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    Advantages of a shorter keyboard:

    1. The extra 10.2 cm (4 inches) gained by using a shorterkeyboard will make you have to reach sideways much less.

    2. Fewer sideways movements mean you will be more

    comfortable and less likely to get injured.

    How can a shorter keyboard help

    computer users?

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    Some Ergonomic Designs

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    THANK YOU