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1911, SEVENTEEN DAYS AFTER THE DEVISTATING FIRE AT THE TRIANGLE SHIRTWAIST COMPANY FACTORY IN NEW YORK TOOK 146 LIVES - ANS when was the 1st work comp act passed?
1. NO FAULT
2. EXCLUSIVE REMEDY
3. ASSURED FIXED BENEFIT - ANS WHAT ARE THE 3 ...
QME Exam 100% Correct Answers to All
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1911, SEVENTEEN DAYS AFTER THE DEVISTATING FIRE AT THE TRIANGLE
SHIRTWAIST COMPANY FACTORY IN NEW YORK TOOK 146 LIVES - ANS when
was the 1st work comp act passed?
1. NO FAULT
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2. EXCLUSIVE REMEDY
3. ASSURED FIXED BENEFIT - ANS WHAT ARE THE 3 COMPONENTS OF THE
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WORK COMP SYSTEM
e employer is required to pay benefits no matter who caused the injury, as long as the
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injury arose out of or occurred in the course of employment. - ANS NO FAULT
less the employer is uninsured, the worker cannot pursue other forms of recovery from
the employer, even if the employer was grossly negligent. - ANS EXCLUSIVE
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REMEDY
The workers' compensation system establishes defined benefits, which must be paid for
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by the employer. Workers' compensation awards are typically far less than comparable
negligence awards in a civil suit. For example, although the maximum workers'
compensation death benefit may be far less than the possible award in a civil wrongful
death suit, a civil action may take years to resolve while a death claim can be re-solved
in as little as a few months. Additional recoveries are available to employees for an
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employer's serious and willful misconduct and unlawful discrimination (Labor Code §
132a and § 4553). Although group health coverage may include arbitrary limits on the
extent of treatment covered, workers' compensation is a statutory benefit with no
arbitrary limits on the frequency, duration, or extent of services. - ANS ASSURED AND
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FIXED BENEFIT
deliberately self-inflicted injuries are excluded from coverage - ANS WHAT TYPE OF
INJYURIES ARE EXCLUDED
For injuries that result from the serious and willful misconduct of the employer, the
employee's compensation is increased by half - ANS WHAT HAPPENS IF THE
INJURY IS DUE TO SERIOUS MISCONDUCT OF THE EMPLOYER?
, For injuries that result from the serious and willful misconduct of the injured employee,
benefits are reduced by half, unless the injury resulted in death or a per-manent
disability of 70% or more; the injury resulted from failure of the employer to comply with
the law or safety and health regulations; or the employee was under 16 years old at the
time of in-jury - ANS WHAT HAPPENS IF THE INJURY IS DUE TO SERIOUS
MISCONDUCT OF THE EMPLOYEE?
measures were enacted that allowed employers (1) to establish medical pro-vider
networks—from which injured workers are required to select treating doctors, (2) to
conduct utilization review to ensure that medical care was consistent with
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evidence-based guidelines, and (3) to limit the amount of physical therapy and
chiropractic treatment. These measures also affect-ed permanent disability ratings and
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benefit payments to injured workers. An evidence-based medi-cal treatment utilization
schedule (MTUS), or set of guidelines, was also adopted. - ANS WHAT MEASURES
WERE ENACTED IN 2003 AND 2004
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In 2013, measures were enacted that made wide-ranging changes, which included (1)
increasing permanent disability paid to injured workers and simplifying the permanent
disability rating meth-od, (2) resolving medical treatment disagreements through
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independent medical review and bill payment disputes through independent bill review,
(3) improving medical provider networks, and (4) updating the Official Medical Fee
Schedule and establishing fee schedules for copy services, in-terpreters, vocational
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experts, and in-home health care. - ANS WHAT MEASURES WERE ENACTED IN
2013
Which unit investigates complaints filed against QMEs con-cerning violations of the
Labor Code and regulations as well as other statutes for misconduct com-mitted in the
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QME process - ANS MEDICAL UNIT
• How to Take a Complete Occupational History
• How to Define:
o An Injury
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o First Aid
• Aggravation
• Recurrence
• Arising Out of Employment (AOE)
• Occurring in the Course of Employment (COE)
• Causation
• Presumptions
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