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10 Ergonomic Tips for Sitting at the Computer
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Five-legged base
on casters for stability
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The chair is on
a carpet or chair mat
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A swivel chair
makes multiple tasks easy
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Adjustable
height
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Does the chair
have a backrest adjustment? Your lower back should be flush against
the back of the chair. If you don’t have enough support for your
lower back you can buy lumbar cushions.
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Place the
computer monitor 28 inches from your body, to reduce your exposure
to electromagnetic fields.
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Adjust the
resolutions to your monitor to be easier on your eyes. Maybe if the
screen is darker it feels better. Flat-panel monitors have less
flicker
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Don’t raise the
back of your keyboard so that you tilt your wrists. Consider an
adjustable keyboard tray. You want your forearms to be parallel to
(level with) the ground.
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Consider a mouse
with a scrolling wheel in the middle of it, to save dragging the
mouse around with your hand.
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Take your eyes
from the screen every ten minutes or so and look to the distance.
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