Typically, "repetitive" is pronounced with the stress on the second syllable, ie, re-PE-ti-tive.
Repetitive Strain Injury
there is no difference
total breakage
Sports and Computers
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No, they're about different things. Repetitive means something is the same, time after time, with no variation. That's how people get repetitive stress syndrome. Consecutive means things are one after the other, without anything else intervening. They can be different things, like consecutive numbers, for example. They're not the same, so they're not repetitive. And something can be repetitive without being consecutive. Consider a 2-year-old who has a favorite word. If he uses it 20 times in an hour, that's repetitive, but he might say a few other things in between, so it's not consecutive.
strains, sprains, cramps, and repetitive stress injury
Yes it can if you don't type so much on the computer
this video game is repetitive(same thing and its getting boring).
Drudgery
Stress fracture
Just wanna share this.. Repetitive stress injuries can come from many causes. Other factors should also be considered as contributing to stress in all cases. Being overweight or pregnant or having high stress levels in general can certainly take a toll on certain joints. Once you have been diagnosed with repetitive stress injury, all of these factors must be taken into consideration before the most effective course of treatment can be prescribed by your doctor. source: http://www.ergonomic-resources.com Tennis elbow or carpel tunnel syndrome.