A) twisting and leaning forward.
B) overbending back and reaching.
C) neither of the above.
D) both a and b.
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A) standing in one position for extended periods of time.
B) overflexion and overextension of the wrist.
C) slouching.
D) none of the above.
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A) three
B) six
C) eight
D) twelve
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A) head tilted, leaning forward
B) back straight and supported by a backrest and keep thighs parallel to the floor
C) elbows close to body
D) both b and c
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A) make sure you can endure the daily regimen.
B) check with your physician that it is safe to perform the exercises.
C) check with your physician if you experience pain while attempting any movements.
D) both b and c.
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A) working from a neutral position.
B) repositioning the patient as necessary.
C) both a and b.
D) none of the above.
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A) kept behind you on the counter in order of use.
B) on a separate tray to the side of the assistant.
C) within a comfortable distance, not above the shoulders.
D) within a comfortable distance, away from the work area, and above the shoulders.
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A) Posture
B) Repetition and force
C) Twisting
D) Both a and b
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A) warming the muscles and joints of hands by slowly opening and closing hands.
B) frequently resting the hands.
C) holding one arm out in front of body with hand extended, then pulling back gently with fingers of other hand.
D) all of the above.
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A) median nerve.
B) carpal bones.
C) synovial sheath.
D) thenar eminence.
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A) avoiding prolonged awkward positions and remaining in one position for extended periods of time.
B) increase of repetitions and forceful movements.
C) rearranging items in the operatory for easy use and using muscles to remain balanced for ease of movement.
D) both a and c.
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A) sprains.
B) strains.
C) stress.
D) both a and b.
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A) always wear safety glasses.
B) look up frequently and focus at a distance for about 20 seconds.
C) focus on the dentist's hands and patient's mouth.
D) never look at the curing light.
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A) decreased ability to squeeze an object.
B) painful tingling in one or both hands that occurs at night.
C) painful swelling of joints in the fingers.
D) inability to button clothing.
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A) a neutral position sitting upright with body weight evenly distributed.
B) standing chairside.
C) sitting leaning forward supported by the stool arm.
D) either a or c.
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A) adapt the human body to the work environment.
B) increase their range of twisting and reaching motions.
C) establish sequences of repetitive motions to reduce work strain.
D) stay healthy while performing their work more effectively.
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A) cumulative trauma disorders.
B) breaking the bone.
C) arthritis.
D) both a and b.
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A) inversion with gravity boots.
B) letting the head move down slowly and allowing the arms and head to fall between the knees.
C) lowering the back of the dental chair until the patient's head is lower than their feet.
D) touching your toes and then hyperextending your back.
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A) Periodically get up and walk around
B) Do the full back release and head rotations
C) Do shoulder shrugging
D) Both b and c
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