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IF YOU WANT TO GET A GOOD GRADE, YOU MUST KNOW THE ANSWERS TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

Definition and History of Ergonomics

5 Fundamental Fallacies

The Closed Loop System

Definition of Anthropometrics

Definition of Kinaesthesia

Definition of Criterion, Constraint, Empathy

4 Cardinal Constraints of Anthropometrics

Types of anthropometric Data

Definition and Types of Work

Types of Muscular Work

What is Muscular Endurance and Types of it

Muscular strength

Factors affecting Muscular Endurance and Strength

Types of work

Types of Work pauses

The Physical changes you go through Muscular Work

Anthropometric Body List

Types of Anthropometric Data

THE 2 TABLES CONCERNING ANTHROPOMETRIC DATA LIST &

WHAT IS IT YOU ARE AIMING FOR USER GROUP

What is it that you are aiming for with your design?	Design examples:	Examples of measurements to consider:	Users that your design should accommodate:
Easy reach	Vehicle dashboards, Shelving	Arm length, Shoulder height	Smallest user: 5th percentile
Adequate clearance to avoid unwanted contact or trapping	Manholes, Cinema seats	Shoulder or hip width, Thigh length	Largest user: 95th percentile
A good match between the user and the product	Seats, Cycle helmets, Pushchairs	Knee-floor height, Head circumference, Weight	Maximum range: 5th to 95th percentile
A comfortable and safe posture	Lawnmowers, Monitor positions, Worksurface heights	Elbow height, Sitting eye height, Elbow height (sitting or standing?)	Maximum range: 5th to 95th percentile
Easy operation	Screw bottle tops, Door handles, Light switches	Grip strength, Hand width, Height	Smallest or weakest user: 5th percentile
To ensure that an item can't be reached or operated	Machine guarding mesh, Distance of railings from hazard	Finger width Arm length	Smallest user: 5th percentile Largest user: 95th percentile

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