The determination made by the treating doctor that describes the degree of permanent damage done to a worker's body as a whole as the result of a job-related injury is the:

The cause of a drowning death is:

A) water in the lungs. B) water moving from the lungs into the blood. C) hypothermia. D) the deprivation of air exchange.

Medical malpractice insurance that covers the insured only for those claims made while the policy is in force is called

A. self-insured coverage. B. occurrence coverage. C. prior acts coverage. D. liability coverage. E. claims-made coverage.