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The term repetitive strain injury (RSI), also known as Cumulative Trauma Disorder is used to describe a range of painful conditions of the muscles, tendons and other soft tissues. It is mainly caused by repetitive use of part of the body. It is usually related to a job or occupation, but leisure activities can also be a cause. Unlike a 'normal' strain following a sudden injury, symptoms of RSI can persist well beyond the time it would take symptoms of a 'normal' strain to ease.
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What is RSI?
Repetitive strain injury (RSI).
RSI?
Repetitive strain injury
What do the initials RSI mean?
RSI stands for, Repetitive Strain Injury.
RSI stands for?
it stands for Repetitive strain injury
What does RSI stand for in ict?
Repetitive Strain Injury
What does RSI stand for in Health and Safety?
Repetitive Strain Injury
Is an injury or disorder of the muscles nerves tendons ligaments and joints.?
Repetitive Strain Injury or RSI.
What are the dangers of ict's?
Eye strainBack problemsHand strain/RSI (RSI stands for Repetitive Strain Injury)
What does RSI stand for?
Repetitive strain injury Normally an inflamation of muscles and tendons caused by repeating the same motion over and over again, for instance an action such as typing
In computer terms what does rsi stand for?
RSI stands for Repetitive Strain Injury, this happens when ergonomics(the relationship between people and computers) is not being practice correctly and either slows or decreases performance of completing simple tasks.to prevent RSI you should:correct lighting on computer and in roombetter indoor climatelower noise levelsbalance workloadsand study your work routine
How can RSI be prevented?
RSI stands for repetitive strain injury. RSI can be prevented by using a neutral wrist position when you type, using a gel wrist pad and taking regular breaks from your desk.
What are RSI symptoms?
The symptoms of repetitive strain injury (RSI) are numbness, pain, tenderness, cramps, and weakness in the affect body part. This condition is caused by repetitive movements of a body part, such as the hands wrist or forearm.
