Who Else Wants To Stay Healthy, And Fit While Working In Front Of A Computer Day In And Day Out?
No eyestrains, back pains, or other discomforts...
No gain of extra inches at your waistline....
Proven-Effective Advice for Healthy computer usage.
This book has taken contribution from the experience of people from different professions who suffer from related disorders, in-depth research on eyes and related disorders, optometric topics, and many more.
Some valuable information you will learn from this book are:
1) Seating Positions
2) Selection and Arrangement of the Components for the Workstation
3) Probable risks and feasible solutions
4) Recipes – the consolidated bunch of best practices on each topic
5) Workstation ergonomics
6) Workstation accessories usage
7) Self assessment questionnaire
8) Disorders, Ailments and Cure
9) Medical Awareness and Training
10) Occu-Bright, can it help your eyes?
11) Dangerous GAS from COMPUTERS
12) Chemicals From Computers
13) Experiences of some computer users from different walks of life.
14) 4 Steps to Setting Up Your Computer Workstation
15) Some Exercises for Computer Users
16) Dragon Naturally Speaking ®: Speak-in to your computer.
How This Book Will Help YOU!!!!
Healthy Computing is the only guide that will help you quickly and easily understand the computer hardware and software hazards that you may encounter and the prevention and cure for it.
Table of Contents (Total 127 Pages)
Introduction
Chapter 1: Positioning Your Body
1.1 Vertical Sitting Posture
1.2 Traction Posture
1.3 Declined Sitting Posture
1.4 Reclined Sitting Posture
Chapter 2: Monitors
2.1 Viewing Distance
2.2 Viewing Angle–Height and Side-to-Side
2.3 Viewing Time
2.4 Viewing Clarity
Chapter 3: Keyboards
3.1 Keyboard Placement – Height
3.2 Keyboard Placement – Distance
3.3 Design and Use
Chapter 4: Your Mouse or Pointer
4.1 Mouse Placement
4.2 Mouse Size, Shape, and Settings
4.3 Wrist/Palm Supports
4.4 Wrist Rest Guidelines
Chapter 5: Document Holders and Desk
5.1 Document Holder Guidelines
5.2 Types Of Desks
5.3 Desk Quick Tips
5.4 Workspace sizes
5.5 Chairs
5.6 Desk or Work Surface Areas
Chapter 6: Chairs
6.1 Chair Guidelines
6.2 Backrest of the chair
6.3 Chair Positions
6.4 The best chair for the job
Chapter 7: Telephones
7.1 Telephone Quick Tips
7.2 Probable Risks in Placement and Use
Chapter 8: What We Have Learned
8.1 WORKING POSTURES
8.2 SEATING
8.3 KEYBOARD
8.4 MONITOR
8.5 WORK AREA
8.6 GENERAL
Chapter 9: Work Process
9.1 Prolonged Periods of Activity
9.2 Medical Awareness and Training
9.3 Workstation Environment
Chapter 10: Lighting
10.1 General lighting tips
10.2 Glare
Chapter 11: Ventilation
11.1 Proper Air Flow
Chapter 12: Awkward Postures
12.1 Contact Stress
12.2 Force
12.3 General Controls
12.4 Repetition
Chapter 13: Musculoskeletal Disorders
13.1 Signs and Symptoms
13.2 Prevention Is Better Than CureÂ…Always
13.3 Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)
13.4 CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
13.5 EYESTRAIN
13.6 Optometric Vision Therapy
13.7 Other Computer Hazards
13.8 LASER PRINTERS and breathing problems
13.9 MONITORS and HEADACHES
13.10 Chemicals From Computers
13.11 Electromagnetic radiation and computer use
Chapter 14: Quick Setup Guide
Chapter 15: Exercises and Break
15.1 Eyes
15.2 Neck
15.3 Wrist
15.4 Elbow
15.5 Hands
15.6 Back
15.7 Shoulders
Conclusion
You can take advantage of this book on Healthy Computing that includes all of the tools and tips you need to quickly and easily understand and practice a quality work style with your computer that you will be comfortable and healthy. You'll amaze your friends and family members. You'll overcome any ailment that you might have contracted by using computers. You'll feel good about your health. And all of them can be yours, in this single book (127 Pages).
Get your copy of Healthy Computing today and get rid of any fear about permanent injury's related to your job on your pc!