Most workplace injuries among health care professionals are the result of:
a. lifting heavy patients
b. working at the computer.
c. poor practices repeated over time.
d. using dangerous equipment.
c
FEEDBACK: a. Incorrect. Lifting heavy patients using good body mechanics and assistive devices can prevent back injuries.
b. Incorrect. If good ergonomic practices are followed when using the computer, RMIs can be avoided.
c. Correct. Most workplace injuries among health care professionals are the result of poor practices repeated over time.
d. Incorrect. Following safety precautions and manufacturers' suggestions can prevent injury.
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