Part 4 - Injuries and Physical Examinations Flashcards

1
Q

In order to monitor and maintain the physical well being of personnel, special risk employees will receive an obligatory physical examination every ___ months.

A

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RECORDING MAJOR AND MINOR INJURIES:

Major injuries are those injuries or exposures to illness or disease that require professional medical attention; e.g., treatment from a physician or other licensed medical health professional, or result in _______.

A

lost time from work

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RECORDING MAJOR AND MINOR INJURIES

If treatment is required after the date of the accident or for follow-up treatment, Internal Services Department (ISD) _______ must be contacted for approval.

A

Risk Management

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Reporting Major Injuries:

When injuries occur that require professional medical attention or result in lost time from work, the supervisor will contact ______ as soon as possible after the accident, but no later than the end of the injured employee’s shift.

A

TeleClaim

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A _______ or Illness should be completed by the concerned supervisor only if the employee is not in the TeleClaim data base or the supervisor is unable to contact a TeleClaim representative because of equipment failure.

A

First Report of Injury

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Reporting Major Injuries:

A _______ Report of Employee Job Injury or Illness shall be completed by the concerned supervisor.

A

Supervisor’s Investigation

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Reporting Major Injuries:

The Employer’s Supplemental Report of Injury will be completed by the injured employee’s supervisor and sent to PMB, within ___ hours of any of the following:

  • The employee loses time from work or receives professional medical attention, including time spent undergoing rehabilitative physical therapy, as a result of a previously reported injury.
  • The employee returns to work (regardless of light or normal duty).
A

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Recording Minor Injuries:

If an injury does not require professional medical treatment or result in lost time from work, the _______ and the First Aid and ____ Injury Log shall be completed by the concerned supervisor as soon as practicable.

A

Minor Injury Report

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PMB is responsible for scheduling all physical examinations.

Employees will be notified in writing through the affected chain-of-command at least ____ days prior to the appointment.

A

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10
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After the completion of Phase 1 of the examination, the employee will schedule Phase 2 while at the examining facility.

Appointments will usually be scheduled ____ days after completion of Phase 1 and will be mutually agreed upon by the employee and the examining facility.

A

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Within ___ working days after notification of the scheduled physical examination, the employee will notify his element commander via memorandum through the appropriate chain- of-command, explaining why rescheduling is necessary and providing an alternate date for the appointment.

Upon approval, the element commander will forward a memorandum to PMB indicating the reason for rescheduling the appointment.

A

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If the scheduled physical examination must be canceled within ____ working days of the appointment date, a supervisor in the employee’s chain-of-command will telephonically contact PMB and advise of the cancellation.

A

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Supervisory Referral: Should a supervisor have a reasonable suspicion that an employee is, or has been, impaired or under the influence of a substance.

  • The appropriate supervisor will telephonically contact the ___ Commander and relate specific concerns about the employee and the need for requesting the examination.
A

PMB

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Supervisory Referral:

  • A Fitness For Duty-Physical Examination Request form will be prepared by the requesting element, submitted to the appropriate division chief and ____.
  • The commander of the requesting element will issue written direction to the employee to report to the examining facility with copies of pertinent medical reports, if appropriate.
A

PMB

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15
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Light duty as a result of an on-the-job injury:

The ________ physician recommends light-duty status and provides a written statement describing specific restrictions for the employee.

A

County-approved

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Light duty as a result of an off-duty injury/illness:

The employee is examined by his personal physician and obtains a written statement recommending light-duty status.

A copy of the physician’s written statement will be forwarded to ____.

A

PMB

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Q

Employees in a light-duty status shall not:

Drive marked police vehicles. Wear departmental uniforms, or display departmental paraphernalia or equipment on their person, in the classifications of:

(1) Any sworn position
(2) _________

A

Public Service Aide

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Employees in a light-duty status shall not:

  • Work overtime performing duties not assigned or inconsistent with their ______ assignment.
  • Employee Identification Cards will be worn in accordance with Employee Identification.
A

light-duty

19
Q

Review of Light-Duty Status:

The affected immediate supervisor and concerned element’s health and welfare officer will review medical reports concerning the employee’s light-duty status_____ and document their findings.

A

biweekly

20
Q

Report Light Duty Cases:

Element Commanders will submit a Light Duty Quarterly Report, identifying each employee who is in a light duty status to the PMB Commander on a _____ basis. The report is due to PMB by the 10th day of January, April, July and October of each year.

A

quarterly

21
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Return to Duty:

When an employee is able to return to full-duty status, the employee shall have a _________ Form , or a comparable release form, completed by the employee’s physician and then submit it to the affected supervisor.

The concerned supervisor is responsible for notifying PMB of this action.

A

Physician’s Release