POC
At what age does POC expire for a CDB claim?
What is age 22?
Who has jurisdiction when a clmt permanently moves to another state and you are still processing the claim?
Who is the state of residence?
At what step of sequential evaluation would you consult Occubrowse?
What is Step 4?
Name a weight bearing joint
What is Knee, Hip or Ankle?
what is 7.0 grams/deciliter or less
This date indicates when coverage has expired for DWB.
What is End of Prescribed Period (PP)?
Title XVI clmt does not meet I&R, who has jurisdiction?
Who is the Field Office/District Office (FO/DO)?
DIB with no functional limitations is decided at what step of sequential evaluation?
What is Step 2?
Name a diagnostic test we use to evaluate MSK impairments.
What is XR's, MRIs, PET Scans, US or CT Scans?
The most severe form of anemia; typically requires a bone marrow/stem cell transplant for treatment
What is aplastic anemia
This is the last date a CDB claim can be found disabled.
What is Age 22 (last day of the month prior to age 22)?
DIB only claim, DLI in the past, prior decision after DLI on previous DIB claim. What legal concept applies?
What is Res Judicata?
What 2 steps of sequential evaluation can result in an approval?
What is Steps 3 & 5?
Your clmt has arthritis and has undergone knee arthroplasty, what does this mean?
What is they had a knee replacement?
Anemia is characterized by...
What is significantly less than normal RBC count
This federal program does not have a POC issue.
What is SSI (Title XVI)?
This agency makes the final decision if there is an unsuccessful work attempt.
What is DDS (you!)?
At what step of sequential evaluation would you deny clmt based on past work?
What is Step 4?
These types of injuries are evaluated by looking at surgical management, injuries involving the head and face, injuries involving the hands and feet and restoration of major function.
What is Burns?
Name 2 forms of treatment for hematological disorders
What are iron replacement, transfusions, phlebotomy, parenteral narcotic MEDs, bone marrow/stem cell transplant, splenectomy
This state funded program has no POC issues.
What is Medicaid(Title XIX)?
DIB claim, AOD prior to DLI. Who has jurisdiction?
Who is DDS (you!)?
At what step of sequential evaluation would you consult the Voc. Tables?
What is Step 5?
Name the 3 documentation requirements needed to evaluate amputations.
What is
1. Ability to use a prosthesis
2. Precise site of amputation
3. Unusual complications in the remainder of the limb or in the contralateral limb?
Criteria needed to meet listing 7.05A (typically used to evaluate Sickle Cell Disease)
What is 6 vaso-occlusive Crises over a period of 12 months; 30 days apart