Office syndrome, also known as "repetitive strain injury"
Last updated: 4 Feb 2024
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Office syndrome, also known as repetitive strain injury or musculoskeletal disorder, refers to a group of conditions that affect the musculoskeletal system due to prolonged periods of repetitive and prolonged movements, poor posture, and/or awkward positions commonly associated with office work. Symptoms can include pain, stiffness, and inflammation in the neck, shoulders, back, wrists, and hands. Preventive measures include maintaining proper posture, taking frequent breaks, and performing stretching and strengthening exercises. Treatment options include physical therapy, ergonomics adjustments, and medication.
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Is the High Flow machine intimidating? It shouldn't be! This powerful device is your lungs' best friend, helping them rest and recover faster. Follow these 4 essential checks to ensure comfort and maximize your healing process:
MAXIMIZE COMFORT & RECOVERY
THE PERFECT FIT CHECK: Ensure the nasal prongs cover only ~50% of your nostrils. If it feels too tight or painful, tell your nurse! A good fit prevents discomfort and skin sores.
THE HUMIDITY CHECK: The air must be Warm and Humid, not dry or stinging. This is crucial for preventing a dry throat and thick secretions.
THE POSTURE CHECK: Always sit in the High Fowler's Position (45-60°). This angle allows your lungs to expand fully, making breathing easier and more efficient.
THE EATING CHECK: Chew slowly and swallow carefully. The constant airflow can increase the risk of choking if you rush your meal.
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