Perito Médico Federal (INSS MPS) Practice Questions - Concurso Perito Médico Federal - Perícia Médica Previdenciária (INSS MPS) Exam

Access More Questions

A 45-year-old assembly line worker presents with chronic rotator cuff tendinopathy (LER/DORT) developed after ten years of repetitive overhead assembly. Under the Schilling Classification, this condition is categorized as:

Schilling Group I, because repetitive manual labor is the exclusive biological etiology of all shoulder tendon degenerations. Schilling Group III, because rotator cuff disorders only occur as acute exacerbations of pre-existing congenital bone malformations. Schilling Group II, because work represents a contributory factor (concausa) in a multifactorial degenerative and ergonomic disorder. Schilling Group IV, representing idiopathic occupational diseases unrelated to ergonomic risk factors.

Correct Answer:

Schilling Group II, because work represents a contributory factor (concausa) in a multifactorial degenerative and ergonomic disorder.

Access more questions from this quiz

Continue to Perito Médico Federal (INSS MPS) Practice Questions - Concurso Perito Médico Federal - Perícia Médica Previdenciária (INSS MPS) Exam for more practice questions and the full quiz experience.

Access More Questions