MSI Basics
This term refers to injuries affecting muscles, tendons, or joints, often due to overuse or trauma.
musculoskeletal injury (MSI)?
This is the zone where you can lift most safely and efficiently, between mid-thigh and mid-chest.
Power Zone
These 3 rights under the OHS program ensure that workers are informed, involved, and protected.
the Right to Know, Right to Participate, and Right to Refuse Dangerous Work
These are two common areas where MSIs occur among health care workers.
lower back and shoulders
This quick safety check should be performed before every care task.
point of Care Risk Assessment (POCRA)
This group conducts regular worksite inspections, reviews injury trends, and promotes health and safety initiatives at each home.
Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) Committee?
These symptoms — tingling, numbness, and swelling — are signs of what type of injury?
musculoskeletal injury (MSI)?
These 3 steps should be taken before any lift: Plan Ahead, Keep Load Close, Use Legs to Lift. Name the purpose of these steps.
lifting safely to prevent MSIs
This role is responsible for conducting accident investigations and ensuring corrective action is taken for unsafe conditions.
the Manager or Supervisor