Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is paid for by:
workers' payroll deductions matched by employer contributions.
income taxes paid by individuals.
taxes paid by corporations.
individuals who purchase SSDI policies.
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Q. 2) An individual who becomes disabled due to a non-work-related injury may be eligible for which type of benefits paid by a private plan or government program?
Medical and income benefits
Medical benefits
Income benefits
Income and death benefits
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Q. 3) If an individual has both an employer-sponsored disability plan and a government-sponsored plan:
the government plan is primary, and the employer plan would supplement the benefits.
the employer plan is primary, and the government plan would supplement the benefits.
only the employer plan would pay benefits.
only the government plan would pay benefits.
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Q. 4) Dependent children of a worker killed on the job are eligible to receive death benefits until they:
obtain a full-time job.
reach age 18.
reach age 18, or 25 if enrolled as a full-time college student.
reach age 21.
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Q. 5) An injured worker is entitled to lifetime income benefits for all of the following conditions EXCEPT:
loss of one foot at or above the ankle.
total and permanent loss of sight in both eyes.
a physically traumatic injury to the brain resulting in incurable insanity.
third-degree burns covering the majority of either both hands or one hand and the face.
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Q. 6) The spouse of a worker killed on the job is eligible for death benefits:
for life regardless of whether or not the spouse remarries.
until the spouse remarries.
until the spouse remarries plus a lump sum payment of 1 year.
until the spouse remarries plus a lump sum payment of 2 years.
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Q. 7) Supplemental income benefits are paid for a maximum of:
52 weeks.
104 weeks.
208 weeks.
401 weeks.
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Q. 8) In the event that a worker and insurance company decide to engage a different designated doctor than the one named by the state WC Department, they must agree to select the new doctor within:
5 business days of the date of the state's notice.
1 week of the date of the state's notice.
10 days of the date of the state's notice.
30 days of the date of the state's notice.
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Q. 9) If an injured worker has an impairment rating of 8, the worker would receive impairment income benefits for:
8 weeks.
16 weeks.
24 weeks.
52 weeks.
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Q. 10) To be eligible to receive temporary income benefits, an injured worker must have lost some or all income for more than:
3 days.
7 days.
2 weeks.
30 days.
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