HPM 10.7: INJURY AND ILLNESS CASE MANAGEMENT Flashcards
What is an Occupational Injury?
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. (Ch1)
What is Occupational illness?
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. (Ch1)
What is Record-Only Injury or illness?
Nondisabling injury or illness which does not
require first aid or medical treatment. Record-only incidents shall be documented on a CHP 121E, Supervisor’s Incident Report-Record Only (Ch1)
What is nondisabling 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. (Ch1)
What is a disabling injury or illness?
Injury or illness which results in an employee being unable to return to work following the date of the injury or illness. (Ch1)
What is serious injury or illness?
Disabling injury or illness which requires overnight
hospital care other than for observation, a lengthy disability status, or disability
retirement. (Ch1)
What is the difference between a recurrence or an injury or illness or an aggravation?
An aggravation of an injury or illness has an
identifiable new incident of injury or illness and shall be processed as a new injury
or illness. A recurrence of an injury or illness which does not have a new, clearly defined incident to cause injury or illness. It is a
spontaneous reappearance of a prior condition. (Ch1)
What is a questionable injury or illness?
An injury or illness claim for which there is reason to question whether the injury or illness is work-related. (Ch1)
Commanders shall direct
uniformed employees who are off duty, as a result of an ___ or ___ ____ or ____ where a physician has diagnosed that the employee is not capable of
performing the 14 critical physical activities, they should avoid engaging in any activity requiring the use of peace officer powers.
industrial or nonindustrial
injury or illness (Ch2)
Commanders shall revoke a uniformed peace officer’s powers and secure all state-issued firearms whenever the uniformed employee is off duty as a result of a___ ___, to include stress.
psychological reason (Ch2)
May Commanders suspend employee’s secondary employment if the employee is out injured?
Yes, however they must reinstate upon receipt of written authorization from employee’s medical care provider (Ch2)
Supervisors, if practical, shall accompany employees to their initial medical appointments and discuss ___ with the employee’s medical care providers.
work capability (Ch2)
In no event shall supervisors ___ when employees are being examined by medical care providers
attempt to be present (Ch2)
The possibility
of assignment to ___ ___ when medically appropriate shall be reviewed with medical care providers and an estimated date of return to duty obtained.
limited duty (Ch2)
Discussions between supervisors and medical care providers shall be briefly documented in the comments section of the ___.
CHP 121 (Ch2)
Within 24 hours of reporting a recurrence of an injury or illness, the employee shall prepare a ____, detailing the circumstances surrounding the recurrence and a
description of the injury or illness.
CHP 51, Memorandum (Ch3)
Injuries and illnesses sustained by job applicants ___ be included in
departmental occupational safety statistics
shall not (Ch3)
Injuries and illnesses shall be recorded on the CAL/OSHA Log within ___ ___ ___ following knowledge of an injury or illness. The Log shall be updated when a status change of an injury or illness occurs.
six work days (Ch4)
The following injuries and illnesses shall be recorded on the CAL/OSHA log (3):
(1) All occupational illnesses.
(2) All occupational deaths.
(3) All occupational injuries other than record only or first aid without medical
expenses. (ch4)
Injuries and illnesses which occur to employees on temporary assignment shall be recorded on the Log of the command of temporary assignment unless the assignment is for ___
control of civil disturbance (Ch4)
Injuries and illnesses occurring while an employee is traveling to or
from a temporary assignment shall be recorded on the Log of the
command where the employee is ____ at the time of the
injury or illness.
permanently assigned (Ch4)
All injuries (unless record only or first aid without medical expenses) and illnesses shall be entered on the Log and lined out if
subsequently ___ by State Fund
denied (Ch4)
By ___ each year, Areas, communications centers,
enforcement facilities, and headquarters commands shall total their previous year’s Logs and forward signed copies to their respective Divisions
January 15 (Ch4)
CHP 121 shall be completed (typed) by the employee’s supervisor within ___ of notification of an alleged occupational injury or illness
24 hours (Ch5)