A public health nurse has been asked to participate in an initiative that is aimed at promoting the use of ergonomics. What is the most likely goal of this initiative?
A) To promote rehabilitation among postsurgical clients
B) To promote comfort and health in workplace settings
C) To reduce the health consequences of chronic disease
D) To increase older adults' awareness of the importance of mobility
B
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Ergonomics is defined as the field of engineering science devoted to promoting comfort, performance, and health in the workplace. The principles are certainly consistent with the other health goals that are listed, but the primary focus is on the workplace.
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