Typical Office Workstation Modifications +
Classroom workstation also addressing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, back / cervical strain
Vertrical mouse identified as prime source of pain for both right and left wrists
Inadequate chair providing no back support - note back cushion in addition to abducted left arm in mousing position
Overhead projector use forced extended reach with resultant severe pain
White board writing forced tight grip on markers and extended reach / extended shoulder resulting in pain
Previous Workstation
Vertical mouse & inadequate chair (note back cushion) triggered pain from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome & back / neck strain
Overhead projector used in classroom instruction forced extended reach and elevated shoulder triggering pain
PROBLEM
SOLUTION
Completely Modified Workstation
Both computer workstation and classroom instruction workstations modified enabling full control of arm, wrist, back and neck postures. Specialized equipment installed specifically addressing each area of biomechanical concern
New kb tray eliminates all at-risk postural positioning - back fully contacts chair back
Specific chair and ws layout set-up nd adjusted to address physical dimensions & at-risk postures
Lateral slide kb tray with adjustable negative tilt allows body neutral arm / shoulder positioning
Hand/wrist/arm aggregate positioning addressed by custom padding / supports
Dual foot pedals for mousing click functions offloading index finger
Seated body neutral posture at custom adjustable height OH projector stand / writing platform
Perching body neutral posture at custom adjustable height OH projector stand / writing platform
Standing body neutral posture at custom adjustable height OH projector stand / writing platform
Custom book stand eiminates at-risk head forward position during reference tasks