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Ergonomic hazards in the workplace include:

1. Exposure to toxic chemicals
2. Repetitive motion, awkward postures and heavy lifting
3. Electrical shock
4. Noise only

Answer

B. Repetitive motion, awkward postures and heavy lifting

Solution

They can cause musculoskeletal disorders.

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