Work Station Design

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Across
  1. 1. Posture limiting fluid flow to and from discs
  2. 7. Type of work completed at lower work surface height
  3. 9. Tasks that do not require controls within the normal workspace area
  4. 11. Diagram showing order of tasks
  5. 12. Primary displays should be positioned here
  6. 13. Upright position resulting in lowest disc pressure
  7. 14. Communication, control or movement connections in user interface
Down
  1. 2. An emergency stop button would be very large because of this principle of component arrangement
  2. 3. Pressure on underside of knee from sitting
  3. 4. Motion executed by the hamstring
  4. 5. Components should be grouped together according to this
  5. 6. Eye or hand movement links between controls or displays, with lines indicating frequency
  6. 8. Concave curvature in lumbar region
  7. 10. Muscle of the hamstring