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Back Safety Presented by: Bill Byron September 25, 2009
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About 85% of Americans experience back trouble by age 50. Back problems are the most frequent cause of activity limitations in working-age adults In the long run, surgery, chiropractic care, etc., are considered no more effective than no treatment in reducing low back pain…so, prevention is key! Back facts in general…
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Personal factors Age LBP occurs greatest among 35-55 y/o Gender Equal among males and females Anthropometry No evidence based on body size or shape Physical fitness and conditioning Evidence supports conditioning, optimal type in question Lumbar mobility No evidence that reduced mobility associated with LBP Strength Some evidence linking poor physical performance to LBP Medical history Evidence that hx of LBP increases risk for future problems Structural abnormalities No strong evidence exists between this factor and LBP Source: NYC firefighter study
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Common Back Disorders General joint stiffness Acute strains and sprains Muscle guarding or spasm Disc bulge  herniation Degenerative disk disease Osteoarthritis Source: The Saunders Group
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Anatomy Review… the spine Bones Joints Discs Muscles and ligaments Nerves
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Anatomy Review… the spine
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Sciatica Sciatic nerve (largest nerve in body) “Catch-all” diagnosis Back pain radiates down leg to foot Avoid long periods of sitting Stand up every 20 minutes to recover arch in spine Keep mobile – go for walks Stretch regularly If pain persists see doctor
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Back Problem Weakness Stiffness Stop Moving Hurts to Move Back Injury Cycle Rehab Source: The Saunders Group
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Poor body mechanics Stressful living & work habits General physical fitness decline Loss of flexibility Loss of strength Leading Causes of Back Problems Source: The Saunders Group
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Another cause of back problems… accidents It is also possible to injure your back due to accidents.
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How do we take care of our back? Body Mechanics Proper Lifting Techniques Maintain safe postures Keep physically fit Stretch and exercise Stress management Good nutrition Source: The Saunders Group
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“It’s not how much you lift or move, but the way you do it”! Push vs. Pull Keep Work Within “Strike Zone” Keep Load Close To Body Use Abdominal Bracing Pivot with Feet - Avoid Twisting Team Work vs. Mule Work Body Mechanics General Rules: Source: The Saunders Group
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Place objects up off the floor. Set objects down on a table or other elevated surface instead of on the floor. Raise / lower shelves. The best zone for lifting is between your shoulders and your waist. Put heavier objects on shelves at waist level, lighter objects on lower or higher shelves. Avoid lifting and bending when able
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Proper Lifting Technique Demo!
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QUESTIONS?
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Back Safety isn’t just a work thing! The big picture…
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think of things you do at home… Washing dishes, pots & pans Carrying and loading groceries Picking up and carrying kids Walking the dog Yard work Raking, shoveling, sweeping Lawn mowing, snow removal Wheel barrels
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think of driving your car… Elbow resting on door, center console Wrist over steering wheel Buttock and back pain Posture Nerve and tissue compression Position of legs while driving Muscle strain: hamstring tightness Decreased circulation Increased pain – lateral right knee Upper neck/back tension and pain Muscle strain:upper trapezius Stress reactions, trigger points Eye strain Glare Dehydration
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think of sleeping in your bed… Neck posture Shoulder and arm posture Wrist posture Knee and hip posture Back posture For long periods of time: static and awkward positions, decreased circulation, increased compression!
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there is no magic solution… we are all unique in certain ways Age Gender Anthropometrics – Body Size & Shape Equipment accommodates 5th% female to 95th% male Skill Level General Health and Condition
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Injury Prevention… Conditioning is key! Strength and Stability Flexibility Aerobics for endurance Anaerobics for recovery
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Aerobic Exercise 20-30 minutes per day Enhanced circulation - healthier heart Weight management benefit Increases endurance & decreases recovery time Enables sustained performance without increased stress to body systems Breathing rates return to normal quicker after strenuous work Heart maintains more constant rate as opposed to peaks and valleys
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Other benefits of conditioning… Reduction in blood pressure Increase in good (HDL) cholesterol Decreased total cholesterol Increased heart function Decreased body fat stores Increased aerobic capacity Decreased clinical symptoms of anxiety, tension, depression Possible reduction in mortality in post-heart attack patients
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Making Physical Activity a Part of Your Life. There are 1440 minutes in every day...Schedule 30 of them for physical activity.
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Trunk Abdominals Extensors Legs Quads Gluts Hip Flexors Strength & Flexibility areas of focus…
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Stability Exercises Crunches Press Ups Bird Dog
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Stretches for Flexibility Swiss Ball Lower Trunk Rotation Hamstring Stretch Quad Stretch
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QUESTIONS?