Study on the physiological cost of mopping in different body postures

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MEHTA, Anju

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1982Description: 50,9LSubject(s):

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T 648.5 M52S

Summary: A study on physiological cost of mopping in different body postures was conducted at College girls. Mopping was done in squatting and standing postures for 15 minutes. Six females subjects of same anthropometric data were selected. The body surface area w

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A study on physiological cost of mopping in different body postures was conducted at College girls. Mopping was done in squatting and standing postures for 15 minutes. Six females subjects of same anthropometric data were selected. The body surface area w

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