Posture & Positioning
Eye Safety
Breaks & Movement
100

What should your back rest against while using a computer?

The backrest of a chair.

100

What does the 20-20-20 rule mean?

Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds

100

Why is it important to take breaks when using a computer?

To reduce strain and prevent injury

200

How should your feet be positioned while seated?

Flat on the floor or on a footrest.

200

How far should your screen be from your eyes?

About an arm’s length away

200

How often should you take a break from the screen?

Every 20–30 minutes

300

What angle should your elbows be while using the keyboard and mouse?

Bent at 90 degrees and close to the body

300

What kind of lighting should you avoid to protect your eyes while using a screen?

Glare and very bright lights

300

What can happen to your muscles if you don’t take breaks?

Muscle fatigue and poor circulation

400

How should your knees be positioned when sitting properly?

Level with or slightly lower than your hips

400

What can happen if you look at a screen too closely or for too long without breaks?

Eye strain and headaches

400

Name two exercises you can do during a break from the computer.

Stretch your arms and legs, take a short walk

500

Name three things that make up a good sitting posture.

  • Back straight and supported by the chair

  • Feet flat on the floor or on a footrest

  • Elbows bent at about 90 degrees and close to the body

500

Name two screen adjustments that help reduce eye fatigue.

Brightness and contrast adjustments; changing screen angle

500

How do regular breaks help your body and mind during computer use?

They help muscles recover, improve focus, and prevent injuries

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