CA SIP EXAM TEST RIGHT II 2026 CLAIMS AND
UNDERWRITING DRILL PACK ANSWER SHEET
◉ eversion.
Answer: turning outward (ankle)
◉ notice of employee death shall be filed with AD if no minor
children within how many days.
Answer: 60
◉ what is apportionment based.
Answer: causation
◉ total impairment qualifications.
Answer: loss of both eyes
loss of both hands
total paralysis
insanity
◉ supplemental job displacement benefits.
Answer: 0-14-$4000
,15-25-$6000
26-49-$8000
50-99-10000
After 1/1/2013-6000
◉ how many cervical vertebrae.
Answer: 7
◉ tibia.
Answer: larger weight bearing bone in lower leg
◉ osteochondritis.
Answer: inflammation of bone and cartilage
◉ ulnar deviation of wrist.
Answer: lateral movement of wrist toward little finger
◉ ulna.
Answer: longer of 2 bones of the forearm on the side of the little
finger
,◉ trapezius.
Answer: large muscle of neck and upper back
◉ thigh atrophy.
Answer: disability from moderate instability of the knee see footnote
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◉ distal.
Answer: farthest joint of the finger
◉ radial head.
Answer: end of the radius at elbow
loss of radial head is 5% standard
◉ scapula.
Answer: shoulder blade
◉ metacarpus.
Answer: 5 metacarpals
◉ sternum.
Answer: breastbone
, ◉ acetabulum.
Answer: Hip socket
◉ arthodesis.
Answer: surgical fixation of a joint
◉ aorta.
Answer: Largest artery in the body
◉ radius.
Answer: Bone in forearm "on the thumb side", larger in the proximal
forearm.
◉ parathesia.
Answer: Abnormal sensations such as burning, tickling, or
numbness in response to touch
◉ arthoplasty.
Answer: surgical repair of a joint
◉ navicular.
UNDERWRITING DRILL PACK ANSWER SHEET
◉ eversion.
Answer: turning outward (ankle)
◉ notice of employee death shall be filed with AD if no minor
children within how many days.
Answer: 60
◉ what is apportionment based.
Answer: causation
◉ total impairment qualifications.
Answer: loss of both eyes
loss of both hands
total paralysis
insanity
◉ supplemental job displacement benefits.
Answer: 0-14-$4000
,15-25-$6000
26-49-$8000
50-99-10000
After 1/1/2013-6000
◉ how many cervical vertebrae.
Answer: 7
◉ tibia.
Answer: larger weight bearing bone in lower leg
◉ osteochondritis.
Answer: inflammation of bone and cartilage
◉ ulnar deviation of wrist.
Answer: lateral movement of wrist toward little finger
◉ ulna.
Answer: longer of 2 bones of the forearm on the side of the little
finger
,◉ trapezius.
Answer: large muscle of neck and upper back
◉ thigh atrophy.
Answer: disability from moderate instability of the knee see footnote
43
◉ distal.
Answer: farthest joint of the finger
◉ radial head.
Answer: end of the radius at elbow
loss of radial head is 5% standard
◉ scapula.
Answer: shoulder blade
◉ metacarpus.
Answer: 5 metacarpals
◉ sternum.
Answer: breastbone
, ◉ acetabulum.
Answer: Hip socket
◉ arthodesis.
Answer: surgical fixation of a joint
◉ aorta.
Answer: Largest artery in the body
◉ radius.
Answer: Bone in forearm "on the thumb side", larger in the proximal
forearm.
◉ parathesia.
Answer: Abnormal sensations such as burning, tickling, or
numbness in response to touch
◉ arthoplasty.
Answer: surgical repair of a joint
◉ navicular.
