First of all, ergonomics can help nurses understand the appropriate working posture. In nursing work, nurses often need to bend over, twist their bodies and lift heavy objects. If these actions are not correct, it is easy to cause physical injury and fatigue. Through the study of human mechanics, nurses can know which postures are not good and which postures are suitable, so as to maintain the correct posture at work and avoid physical injury and fatigue.
Secondly, ergonomics can help nurses choose suitable working tools. In nursing work, nurses need to use various tools, such as beds, stretchers, infusion racks, etc. Through the study of ergonomics, nurses can know which tools meet the requirements of ergonomics and which tools are not suitable. When choosing tools, nurses should choose tools that meet the requirements of ergonomics to reduce physical injury and fatigue.
Finally, ergonomics can help nurses design a suitable working environment. In nursing work, nurses need to stand, walk and bend over for a long time, which easily leads to physical fatigue and injury. Through the study of ergonomics, nurses can know which working environments meet the requirements of ergonomics and how to design suitable working environments, thus reducing nurses' physical fatigue and injury.
In a word, the application of ergonomics in nursing work can help nurses to carry out nursing work more scientifically and safely, thus improving work efficiency and quality and reducing physical injury and fatigue of nurses. Nurses should learn the knowledge of human mechanics, understand the appropriate working posture, choose the appropriate working tools, design the appropriate working environment, and provide better nursing services for patients.