cumulative trauma disorder
repetitive strain injury
A work-related injury caused by overuse of a particular musculoskeletal group to perform a task that is repeated hundreds to thousands of times in day-to-day work; repetitive motion injury affects workers in the textile industry, meat-packers, keyboard operators and others.cumulative trauma disorder
Repetitive motion injury, repetitive stress disorder Occupational medicine Any of a group of conditions characterized by repeated stress on muscles, bones, tendons, nerves, which have psychologic and/or physical ramifications–eg, avoidance personality disorder, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc. See Americans with Disabilities Act, Saroka v. Dayton Hudsoncu·mu·la·tive trau·ma dis·or·der
(CTD) (kyūm'yŭ-lă-tiv traw'mă dis-ōr'dĕr)Synonym(s): microtrauma, repetitive strain disorder.
cu·mu·la·tive trau·ma dis·or·der
(CTD) (kyūm'yŭ-lă-tiv traw'mă dis-ōr'dĕr)Synonym(s): microtrauma, repetitive strain disorder.