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Arranging Your Work Area TIP For pauses only Palm rests should only be used during pauses, when you are not typing or not using your pointing device. Using a Palm Rest A palm rest (sometimes called a wrist rest) is designed to provide support during pauses, not during typing or pointing. While typing or while using a pointing device, keep your wrists free to move and not anchored or resting on a palm rest, the work surface, or your thighs. Resting your palms while typing may be harmful because it can cause you to bend and hold your wrists and fingers back. It can also apply pressure to the underside of your wrists. Refer to Chapter 2, in the section "Forearms, Wrists, and Hands." Safety & Comfort Guide 3-7
Safety & Comfort Guide
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Arranging Your Work Area
Using a Palm Rest
A palm rest (sometimes called a wrist rest) is designed to
provide support during pauses, not during typing or
pointing. While typing or while using a pointing device,
keep your wrists free to move and not anchored or resting
on a palm rest, the work surface, or your thighs. Resting
your palms while typing may be harmful because it can
cause you to bend and hold your wrists and fingers back.
It can also apply pressure to the underside of your wrists.
Refer to Chapter 2, in the section “Forearms, Wrists, and
Hands.”
TIP
For pauses only
Palm rests should
only be used during
pauses, when you
are not typing or not
using your pointing
device.