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Physical Stessors and the Human Body - page 5
Keywords: Human Body Physical Stessors Health Human Body
By JN on 02/06/2009
Level: Bachelor Honours Degree (BA, BEng, BSc etc)
Page Number: 5 of 5 pages: 1 2 3 4 5colour from dark to pale as it eases.
Operations may be needed depending on the type of fracture and the severity and medical advice should always be sought. Breakages may need to be plastered or put up into slings, sometime for six to eight weeks for healing.
An EHP may become involved with manual handling by helping companies, businesses and individuals understand the risks behind it and how they can go about eliminating those risks. They would do this through consultation workshops to form reports and produce risk assessment documents. They may also assist in running courses for workers to assess their knowledge of the topic. EHP’s enforce manual handling regulations such as the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 2002. (http://www.transportenvironment.org/module-htmlpages-display-pid-16.html, 2007) EHP’s can also get involved in liasing with occupational health professionals when conducting assessments as well as the design and creation of new equipment to help eliminate manual handling injuries and complaints.
All of these stressors could have life changing affects on humans and as we already found out as all the systems work together a fault in one could lead to a fault in another. It has also been highlighted that prevention is always easier, better and healthier than cure.
As you may appreciate this is only three of a wide selection of possible stressors many more could have explored. The next essay will be assessing the chemical stressors on the human body to further investigate ill health to humans.

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