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Catherine’s job requires her to sit for long periods at a computer terminal inputting financial data. what is one thing catherine can do to avoid potential ergonomic injuries

a. keep her eyes focused on the screen for long period
b. tense her shoulders so her back remains straight
c. use a chair which provides good lumbar support

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