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1. Treatment using vibration has been advocated for improving joint mobility. 2. Hennings smell prism employs five primary odors arranged in the form of a prism. 3. Sound is a single frequency oscillation. 4. Nearly 10,000 taste buds, the receptors for taste qualities are located mostly on the human tongue, but also found at the palate, pharynx, and tonsils. 5. The vestibular system responds to the magnitude and direction of acceleration including the acceleration due to gravity. 6. Ergonomics was born during the Second World War. 7. Vertical Vibration at frequencies between 4 and 5 Hz, resonances can be felt in the spine and head. 8. In the middle of the 18th century, Belgian statistician Adolphe Quetelet first applied statistics to anthropological data. 9. Lumen per square feet is a measure of luminance contrast. 10. As noise becomes more intense, we become more aroused and our performance of certain tasks can improve. II. Enumeration. Enumerate and define. (40%) 1-4 5-6 7-9 10-13 14-15 Benefits of ergonomics Light sensors concentrated in the retina Three body planes Vibration causing injuries Two sack-like otolith organs
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A manufacturing company established in 1960 has, since its inception, undergone many changes in the composition of its working population. In the beginning, its workers were mainly European (British) males. In the mid-1980s a large number of workers of Asian origin (mainly Chinese) were employed. The companys current working population mix is 60% Asian (Chinese) and 40% European (British) males.
The company is presently looking for assembly workstations (non-adjustable) for its current working population. After a market survey, the company found that only workstations of three working surface heights are available: 950 mm, 1000mm, and 1100mm. The company wants to buy a workstation which will satisfy the largest percentage of the users. Which of the three workstations would you recommend? Assume tasks will be carried out at standing elbow height. (20%)