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cumulative trauma

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cumulative trauma [′kyü·myə·ləd·iv ′trau̇·mə]
(medicine)
An injury or work strain that results from the repeated or continuous application of a work stress that would not ordinarily be harmful in single applications or in multiple applications of short duration.


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They are very much into developing many concepts and make machines that would increase their productivity, and increase production levels while at the same time reducing risk factors and cumulative trauma mayhems.
Repetitive Strain Injury is also known as cumulative trauma disorder (CTD), which is just one of many different names associated with Repetitive Strain Injury The effect of Repetitive Strain Injury comes as the result of overusing a tool such as a computer, guitar or knife; basically any activity that requires repeated movements
com) informs professionals responsible for workplace safety, health and environment about existing regulations, significant new laws and recent product developments and Cumulative Trauma Disorder News (www.
 
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