HPM 10.7 Flashcards
Any injury, such as a cut, fracture, sprain, amputation,
etc., which results from an occupational incident or exposure involving a single
causative event in the work environment. Conditions resulting from bites, such as
insect or snake bites, or from one-time exposure to chemicals are considered to be
injuries.
A. Occupational Injury
B. Occupational Illness
C. First Aid injury or illness
D. None of the above
Occupational Injury
Any abnormal condition or disorder, other than one
resulting from an occupational injury, caused by exposure to environmental factors
associated with employment. This includes acute and chronic illnesses or
diseases which may be caused by inhalation, absorption, ingestion, cumulative
trauma, stress, or direct contact.
A. Occupational Illness
B. Occupational Injury
C. Miscellaneous Injury
D. None of the above
A. Occupational Illness
Nondisabling injury or illness which does not
require first aid or medical treatment. Record-only incidents shall be documented
on a CHP 121E,
A. Occupational Illness
B. Occupational Injury
C. Miscellaneous Injury
D. Record only injury or illness
D. Record Only Injury or Illness
Minor nondisabling injury or illness (splinter, scratch,
cut, burn, etc.) which does not involve medical treatment. Record-only and first aid
incidents shall be documented on a CHP 121E
A. First Aid Injury or Illness
B. Occupational Injury
C. Miscellaneous Injury
D. Record only injury or illness
A. First Aid Injury or Illness
Injury or illness which requires more than first
aid, may require more than one-time medical care, and the employee is able to
return to work (full or limited duty) following the date of the injury or illness
A. First Aid Injury or Illness
B. Occupational Injury
C. Non Disabling Injury
D. Record only injury or illness
C. Non Disabling Injury
Injury or illness which results in an employee being
unable to return to work following the date of the injury or illness.
A. First Aid Injury or Illness
B. Disabling Injury
C. Non Disabling Injury
D. Record only injury or illness
B. Disabling Injury
True/False: Reasons for questioning the claim shall be
documented in detail on the employee’s CHP 121. Any additional supporting
documentation shall be attached to the CHP 121.
True
True/False: A CHP 121 filed by an employee who is currently under an internal
investigation shall be marked “questionable.”
True
Supervisors_________ conduct a comprehensive review of facts surrounding injury, illness, or hazardous exposure incidents.
A. Should
B. Shall
C. May
B. Shall
__________ if practical shall accompany employees to their initial medical appointments and discuss work capabilities with the employees medical care providers.
a) Commanders
b) CAHP Rep
c) Supervisors
d) Managers
c) Supervisors
True/False- The Division Health and Safety Coordinator shall review injury, illness, and hazardous exposure documentation forwarded by commands to ensure documentation is accurate and complete. If the documentation requires amendment, the Coordinator shall contact the originating command and resolve the issue.
True
How shall a applicant injury or illness be reported?
a) CHP 121e
b) CHP 201
c) CHP 121
d) CHP 51
CHP 121 and in the salary portion none shall be marked
True/False- The documentation for a volunteers injury is the same as for an employees injury.
True
What shall be filled out within 24 hours of the recurrence of an injury or illness?
a) 121e
b) 121
c) 51
d) 301
c) CHP 51 detailing the circumstances surrounding the recurrence
Area offices are not required to maintain a CAL/OSHA Form 300, Log of Work Related injuries and illness.
False They are required to be maintained at all levels from HQ down.