Back Injury and Lifting
As we age, we become even more susceptible to back injuries.
True
Back belts do not decrease the risk of back injury.
True
Back injuries can be easily prevented.
True
High heels force you to arch your back, putting strain on your back.
True
Proper lifting techniques are an example of good ergonomic practice.
True
All back injuries can be cured with rest and an ice bag.
False
Poor posture cannot lead to back injury.
False
The "Cardinal Rule of Lifting" is - Lift with your back, not with your legs.
False
The Partial Squat Lift should be used for large objects.
False
You should pull heavy loads when sliding them; don't push.
False
A maintenance worker who chooses to mop up a spill without first putting out a caution sign is an example of a(n) ___________.
behavior
