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. 2023 Jun 7;28(1):20. doi: 10.1186/s43161-023-00132-z

Table 2.

Working position related characteristics of study from survey where survey data (n = 384)

Characteristics Yes N (%) No N (%)
Working in an faulty position Male 41(10.7%) 290(75.5%)
Female 11(2.9%) 42(10.9%)
Overall 52(13.5%) 332(86.5%)
Stationary position for a long time Male 48(12.5%) 283(73.7%)
Female 5(1.6%) 48(12.5%)
Overall 53(13.8%) 331(86.2%)
Incorrectly using body mechanics Male 39(10.2%) 292(76.0%)
Female 6(1.6%) 47(12.2%)
Overall 45(11.7%) 339(88.3%)
Repeated bending and twisting Male 52(13.5%) 279(72.7%)
Female 7(1.8%) 46(12%)
Overall 59(15.4%) 325(84.6%)
Working beyond physical ability Male 24(6.3%) 307(79.9%)
Female 5(1.3%) 48(12.5%)
Overall 29(7.6%) 355(92.4%)
Continuously long time sitting Male 49(12.8%) 282(73.4%)
Female 8(2.1%) 45(11.7%)
Overall 57(14.8%) 327(85.2%)
Continue work despite injury or pain Male 17(4.4%) 314(81.8%)
Female 2(0.5%) 51(13.3%)
Overall 19(4.9%) 365(95.1%)
Sing ergonomically improper tools Male 28(7.3%) 303(78.9%)
Female 3(0.8%) 50(13%)
Overall 31(8.1%) 353(91.9%)