TES AWAL MODUL 2 TIPE B INT

What is the definition and purpose of Biomechanics….

• Biomechanics is the study of human body parts with the aim of analyzing diseases in the body

• Biomechanics is the study of various characteristics of the human body in mechanical terms which aims to improve human performance at work

• Biomechanics is the study of human psychological conditions which aims to reduce mental burden

• Biomechanics is the study of living things with the aim of improving the systems within them

The RULA method is one of the methods in work biomechanics used to ergonomically investigate workplace conditions. The RULA assessment that shows a score of 7 states that…

• Change as soon as possible

• Requires further investigation and comprehensive change

• Requires Investigation without through changes

• Requires further investigation

The load conditions analyzed in LBA are the loads received by sections L4 and L5. Parts L4 and L5 are…

• Human skull

• Human neck bone segment

• Human ribs

• Human vertebrae

RULA is a research method for investigating disorders in all members of the upper body.

• True

• False

Variable I3 in the Posture Evaluation Index method shows the evaluation of values…

• LBA

• OWAS

• RULA

• MR

NIOSH is a research institute that handles aspects of health and safety in the United States. NIOSH stands for National Incubation of Occupational Safety and Health.

• True

• False

Human Simulation and Ergonomics Software that will be used in the Biomechanics Module 2 practicum is…

• Catia V5

• JackTM

• ErgoEASER

• Ergomaster

Lifting Index (LI) with interpretation of LI results > 3, indicating that…

• The job risky

• Work requires investigation

• The job is safe

• The job might be risky

To be able to find the Lifting Index value, the equation that can be used is...

• True

• False

The OWAS method is used to evaluate the comfort of work postures in different work positions for each operator. Rating of 4 on OWAS indicates that…

• Normal posture

• Extremely harmful

• Distinctly harmful

• Slightly harmful