Quiz 1 Flashcards
Helpful "virtual flashcards" to help prepare Langston-OKC students for their "Comprehensive Review".
Title 1 of the American with Disabilities Act applies to:
State and local governments
Vocational evaluations for workers’ compensation clients usually focus on:
Physical capabilities
Which would find more often in state workers’ compensation cases than in public sector vocational rehabilitation cases?
Lump Sum Settlements
Marvin is a construction worker who broke his neck in fall. He can move his wheelchair by puffing. What is his level of worker’s compensation disability?
Permanent Total Disability
Title I of the American with Disabilities Act applies to:
Private Employers
Each activity below can be defined as a “major life activity”, in Section 504 of the ADA except:
Hobbies Other answer choices: 1) Sleeping 2) caring for oneself 3) lifting and bending 4) communicating and working
“Qualified Individuals with a disability”, means:
An individual that satisfies prerequisite skills, experience, education and other job related requirements of the employement position who with or without reasonable accommodations can perform the essential functions of the job.
Physical disability includes:
Cosmetic Disfigurement. Other answer choices were “social standing”, “gender”, and “cultural background”
The family of a worker who died as a result of an industrial accident will receive death benefit through:
workers compensation
Which of the following is the most likely example of an unscheduled injury?
low back injury: other options were “amputated arm”, “amputated leg”, and “loss of eye”
What are scheduled disabilities?
Injuries for which there are predetermined benefits
Private sector vocational rehabilitation clients are more likely to have:
Prior work experience
Other options: developmental disabilities, history of incarceration, chronic psychiatric disorder
Personal injury litigation has more of ________ than worker’s compensation.
court costs
The American with Disabilities Act provides:
Legal redress to work/disability related discrimination
How many states within the U.S. have worker compensation law:
50
A physical disability that “substantially limits” means:
The individual is unable to perform or is significantly restricted in performing a major life activity.
The insurance companies obligation is:
paying for services to restore work potential
Marcia twisted her ankle while cleaning offices. She will be filing papers at a reduced wage for the next two weeks. What is her disability classification?
Temporary Partial Disability
According to the ADA, no covered entity shall discriminate against a qualified
Employee compensation
Which provision is found least often in worker compensation law.
Vocational rehabilitation
What was the problem before Workers’ Compensation Laws?
Inadequate court awards
Which best described the disability rating?
Determined by the loss of future employment opportunities.
Morgan is a warehouse worker who is expected to lose three weeks of employment because of a broken toe, a result of a work related injury. Morgan’s disability is classified as:
Temporary total disability
Which occupation is exempt from worker compensation?
Agriculture
Other options: federal employees, mine workers, longshoremen, or “all of these”