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BMI Waist circumference (cm)
Men <94 Men 94–101.9 Men ≥ 102
Women <80 Women 80–87.9 Women ≥ 88
Underweight <18.5 Should be informed of risk of underweight
Healthy weight 18.5–24.9 None None Increased
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Stage of sleep
Awake
REM
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EM 1
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Physical and
psychosocial job
demands
Role in the
organization
Relationships at
work
Individual
Sources of Stress
Individual symptoms
Raised blood pressure
Depressed mood
Increased anxiety
Irritability
Increased risk of
cardiovascular disease
Symptoms of Stress
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Time (min)
Following standardised lunch to end of working day (1330–1635 h)
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Change day 1 (seated)
Change day 2 (standing)
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FIGURE 8.4 Change in blood glucose after working in a standing or seated position 185 min after eating a
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100%
Exposure model of
the working population
of Germany for
hour at work
Calculated relative
accident risk
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Heart rate (bt · min–1)
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