EDPNA PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS | COMPLETE GUIDE RATED 100%

EDPNA PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS | COMPLETE GUIDE RATED 100%. Impairment - ANSWER An impairment is a medical condition that is medically diagnosed (aka medically determinable). At step 2, the claimant must have a medically determinable impairment (MDI) to proceed to step 3. Prove MDI ️show that symptoms are linked to the MDI ️prove limitations (exertional or nonexertional) that prevent the claimant from competitive work Medically determinable illness (MDI) - ANSWER (1) A disease, illness, injury, or other bodily condition that has lasted or is expected to last at least 12 months or result in death and that reasonably gives rise to limitations of function, which in turn (2) prevent the individual from engaging in competitive work (8 hrs/day, 5 days/week) Exertional activities - ANSWER Walking; Standing; Sitting; Pushing; Pulling; Carrying; and Lifting Physical requirements for SEDENTARY work (exertional): - ANSWER Sitting: 6 of 8 hours Standing and walking: 2 of 8 hours Lifting and carrying: under 10 lbs. frequently Physical requirements for LIGHT work (exertional): - ANSWER Sitting: 2 of 8 hours Standing and walking: 6 of 8 hours Lifting and carrying: 10 lbs. frequently, 20 lbs. occasionally Physical requirements for MEDIUM work (exertional): - ANSWER Sitting: 2 of 8 hours Standing and walking: 6 of 8 hours Lifting and carrying: 25 lbs. frequently, 50 lbs. occasionally Physical requirements for HEAVY work (exertional): - ANSWER Sitting: 2 of 8 hours Standing and walking: 6 of 8 hours Lifting and carrying: 50 lbs. frequently, occasionally up to 100 lbs. Physical requirements for VERY HEAVY work (exertional): - ANSWER Sitting: 2 of 8 hours Standing and walking: 6 of 8 hours Lifting and carrying: 50 lbs. frequently, occasionally more than 100 lbs.