The present review aims to present the many biomechanical variables analyzed during manual load lifting and that still remain concerning as overloa...
The present review aims to present the many biomechanical variables analyzed during manual load lifting and that still remain concerning as overload and injury factors in this activity considered one of the most performed daily life activities, whether at work, in sports or rehabilitation. What is the main conclusion of the literature summarized in the text?
Lesions in the spine resulting from weight lifting are responsible for almost 12% of all industrial injuries and 85% to 99% of all serious back injuries, particularly at the L4/L5 and L5/S1 levels.
The literature summarized is based on the analysis of various factors with physiological, biomechanical, psychophysical, and epidemiological bases as a guide for manual load lifting.
The rules for preventing injuries caused by manual load lifting are often difficult to apply, as they depend on the size of the individual, shape, position in space, and the habits of the person lifting the weight.
a) Lesions in the spine resulting from weight lifting are responsible for almost 12% of all industrial injuries and 85% to 99% of all serious back injuries, particularly at the L4/L5 and L5/S1 levels.
b) The literature summarized is based on the analysis of various factors with physiological, biomechanical, psychophysical, and epidemiological bases as a guide for manual load lifting.
c) The rules for preventing injuries caused by manual load lifting are often difficult to apply, as they depend on the size of the individual, shape, position in space, and the habits of the person lifting the weight.
d) All of the above.
Lesions in the spine resulting from weight lifting are responsible for almost 12% of all industrial injuries and 85% to 99% of all serious back injuries, particularly at the L4/L5 and L5/S1 levels.
The literature summarized is based on the analysis of various factors with physiological, biomechanical, psychophysical, and epidemiological bases as a guide for manual load lifting.
The rules for preventing injuries caused by manual load lifting are often difficult to apply, as they depend on the size of the individual, shape, position in space, and the habits of the person lifting the weight.
a) Lesions in the spine resulting from weight lifting are responsible for almost 12% of all industrial injuries and 85% to 99% of all serious back injuries, particularly at the L4/L5 and L5/S1 levels.
b) The literature summarized is based on the analysis of various factors with physiological, biomechanical, psychophysical, and epidemiological bases as a guide for manual load lifting.
c) The rules for preventing injuries caused by manual load lifting are often difficult to apply, as they depend on the size of the individual, shape, position in space, and the habits of the person lifting the weight.
d) All of the above.
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A principal conclusão da literatura resumida no texto é que as lesões na coluna resultantes do levantamento de peso são responsáveis por quase 12% de todas as lesões industriais e de 85% a 99% de todas as lesões graves nas costas, particularmente nos níveis L4/L5 e L5/S1. Portanto, a alternativa correta é a letra "a".
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