Answer:
Lifting moderate or lighter loads repetitively
Lifting in an awkward position
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Injury is defined as damage to any of the body parts. For instance, lifting heavy weights or loads can severely cause damage to joints and strains to the muscles.
The correct answer is:
Option A. Lifting moderate or lighter loads repetitively
OptionC. Lifting in an awkward position
The injury due to lifting loads can be expressed as:
1. Continous or repetitive handling of loads can cause musculoskeletal disorders. The fractures, strain, and cuts are also caused due to repetitive lifting of loads.
2. Lifting loads in awkward or inappropriate conditions can cause injury. The tendon strain or muscle strain and back pain are some of the common injuries of lifting loads.
Thus, the correct answer is Option A and Option C.
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