RSI

injuries caused by repeated motions to tendons and soft tissue (usually in the hands and wrists from work on assembly lines, computers, etc.)

RSI may refer to:Repetitive strain injury, a disorder affecting bone and muscle from repetitive movementsResearch Science Institute, a summer research program held at MIT for rising high school seniorsRADARSAT International, a subsidiary of MacDonald Dettwiler and AssociatesRadio Singapore International, a news agency in SingaporeRadio Slovenia International, international service of Slovenian state radio on shortwave and via satellite.Relative strength index, a securities market indicatorReligious Science International, a group of Religious Science churches.Rapid sequence induction, a form of anesthesiaRadiotelevisione Svizzera di lingua Italiana, a Swiss radio broadcasterItalian Social Republic, Repubblica Sociale Italiana Revenue and Social Insurance number, in the Republic of IrelandResidual self image, the self-projected image of oneself inside The Matrix Resource Software International Ltd., a communication management call accounting software companyRed Sector Incorporated, a demogroupRequired supplementary information, evaluations of governmental accountingReal-Simple-Integration (RSI), a pattern for integrating IT systems R-value Système International, a measure of thermal resistance in SI units, see R-value (insulation).
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RSI abbr. repetitive strain injury RSI, n See repetitive strain injury. [more]RSI - Community and Resources

Rishi rsi (Sanskrit) An adept, seer, inspired person; in Vedic literature, used for the seers through whom the various mantras or hymns of the Veda were revealed. In later times the rishis were regarded as a particular class of beings, distinct from gods and men, the patriarchs or creators: thus there were the ten maharshis -- the mind-born sons of Prajapati. In the Mahabharata, the seven rishis of the first manvantara are enumerated as Marichi, Atri, Angiras, Pulaha, Kratu, Pulastya, and Vasishtha. In Satapatha-Brahmana the Vedic rishis are named as: Gotama, Bharadvaja, Visvamitra, Jamadagni, Vasishtha, Kasyapa, and Atri. The seven rishis (saptarshis) are especially associated with the constellation of the Great Bear.

1. <medical> overuse strain injury.
2.  Research Systems, Inc..
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