Anatomy & Histology · single question

Common cause of musculoskeletal disorders in dentists?

  1. Poor ergonomics/posture
  2. Genetic predisposition
  3. Infection
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Correct answer: A. Poor ergonomics/posture

  • A. Correct. Sustained awkward postures, static loading, and repetitive motions (poor ergonomics) cause neck/back/shoulder and hand MSK disorders in dentists.
  • B. Incorrect. Occupational MSK disorders are primarily biomechanical, not genetic.
  • C. Incorrect. These are mechanical overuse injuries, not infections.

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