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WCCA Practice Questions - WCCA Workers Compensation Claims Administration Exam
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Question Number 5
A worker with a pre-existing seizure disorder has a seizure at work and falls onto a level concrete floor, breaking her wrist. Many states would treat this as:
Fully compensable as an unexplained fall
Non-compensable as an idiopathic fall onto a level surface unless work added a special hazard
Compensable only if a co-worker witnessed the seizure
Compensable only if the employer knew about the seizure disorder
✔ Correct Answer:
Non-compensable as an idiopathic fall onto a level surface unless work added a special hazard
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