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Muscle Fracture
Force is the amount of effort exerted by the muscles. All work tasks require workers to use their muscles to exert some level of force. However when a task requires them to exert a level of force that is too high for any particular muscle, it can damage the muscle or the related tendons joints and other soft tissue. This damage can occur from a single movement or action that requires the muscles to generate a very high level of force. However more commonly the damage results when muscles generate moderate to high levels of force repeatedly, for a long duration and/or while the body is in an awkward posture.

A fracture is a complete or incomplete break in a bone resulting from the application of excessive force.

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