Spending long periods of time on computers can pose health risks if proper posture and stretching breaks are not observed. The document provides tips on sitting upright with supported back and arms, taking breaks every 20 minutes to stretch, keeping eyes two feet from the screen and blinking often, and not working on computers for more than two hours at a time without a break. Following these ergonomic guidelines can help reduce muscle fatigue and eyestrain from extended computer use.
Spending long periods of time on computers can pose health risks if proper posture and stretching breaks are not observed. The document provides tips on sitting upright with supported back and arms, taking breaks every 20 minutes to stretch, keeping eyes two feet from the screen and blinking often, and not working on computers for more than two hours at a time without a break. Following these ergonomic guidelines can help reduce muscle fatigue and eyestrain from extended computer use.
Spending long periods of time on computers can pose health risks if proper posture and stretching breaks are not observed. The document provides tips on sitting upright with supported back and arms, taking breaks every 20 minutes to stretch, keeping eyes two feet from the screen and blinking often, and not working on computers for more than two hours at a time without a break. Following these ergonomic guidelines can help reduce muscle fatigue and eyestrain from extended computer use.
Spending long periods of time on computers can pose health risks if proper posture and stretching breaks are not observed. The document provides tips on sitting upright with supported back and arms, taking breaks every 20 minutes to stretch, keeping eyes two feet from the screen and blinking often, and not working on computers for more than two hours at a time without a break. Following these ergonomic guidelines can help reduce muscle fatigue and eyestrain from extended computer use.
important machine in our world today that many people use it regularly at home and at work. Whether it is surfing on the Internet, e-mailing, chatting, or playing computer games, people tend to spend long periods of time on the computer. Computer Health Tips
● Stretch every twenty minutes.
This will help you relax and make your muscles less tired. You can also do gentle stretching exercises with your head, neck, hands, wrists, and fingers. ● Sit up straight and make sure that your upper and lower back are well-supported by your chair. Your upper arms should be close to the body and relaxed. Both feet should be on the floor. If your feet cannot reach the floor, use a footrest. ● Make sure your eyes are about two feet away from the screen. It is also helpful to blink often to avoid drying your eyes. And always use lighting that is not too bright nor too dark. ● Do not work on the computer for more than two hours at a time. Stand up, walk around, or simply do something else.
● Taking short five-minute breaks
will exercise your muscles and also lessen eyestrain. Use a timer to remind you to take a break.