CA SIP Exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest Update 2025-2026
spondylolisthesis - Answers forward slipping of one vertebra over another
eversion - Answers turning outward (ankle)
notice of employee death shall be filed with AD if no minor children within how many days - Answers 60
what is apportionment based - Answers causation
total impairment qualifications - Answers loss of both eyes
loss of both hands
total paralysis
insanity
supplemental job displacement benefits - Answers 0-14-$4000
15-25-$6000
26-49-$8000
50-99-10000
After 1/1/2013-6000
how many cervical vertebrae - Answers 7
tibia - Answers larger weight bearing bone in lower leg
osteochondritis - Answers inflammation of bone and cartilage
ulnar deviation of wrist - Answers lateral movement of wrist toward little finger
ulna - Answers longer of 2 bones of the forearm on the side of the little finger
trapezius - Answers large muscle of neck and upper back
thigh atrophy - Answers disability from moderate instability of the knee see footnote 43
distal - Answers farthest joint of the finger
radial head - Answers end of the radius at elbow
loss of radial head is 5% standard
,scapula - Answers shoulder blade
metacarpus - Answers 5 metacarpals
sternum - Answers breastbone
acetabulum - Answers Hip socket
arthodesis - Answers surgical fixation of a joint
aorta - Answers Largest artery in the body
radius - Answers Bone in forearm "on the thumb side", larger in the proximal forearm.
parathesia - Answers Abnormal sensations such as burning, tickling, or numbness in response to touch
arthoplasty - Answers surgical repair of a joint
navicular - Answers tarsal bone of the joint
flexion - Answers act of bending a joint
synovial - Answers fluid in joints
coloboma - Answers irregular pupil
diplopia - Answers DOUBLE VISION
ligament - Answers Connective tissue that connects bone to bone
radial deviation of wrist - Answers lateral movement of the hand towards the radius
carpal tunnel syndrome - Answers decompression of the median nerve at the wrist
hemoptysis - Answers Coughing up blood
traverse fracture - Answers break across the bone
how many vertebra - Answers 33
ilium - Answers lateral portion of the hip bone
complete immobility of the finger - Answers failure of tip of finger to touch mid palm
colles fracture - Answers Is a common fracture of the distal radius.
doheny fracture - Answers Multiple finger fracture
ostearthritis - Answers Inflammation of the bone and joint
, minimal pain - Answers no rateable pd
fibula - Answers Bone of the lower leg
humerus bone - Answers uppermost and largest bone of the arm
scaphoid bone - Answers is the most frequently fractured carpal bone.
latissimus dorsi - Answers a broad, flat muscle occupying most of the lower posterior thorax.
lordosis - Answers Abnormal anterior curvature of the spine
olecranan - Answers back of elbow
bucket-handle tear of knee - Answers One portion of the meniscus is torn and displaced. (posterior to
anterior)
medial - Answers middle of the body
maloclusion - Answers inability to close mouth or chew properly, overgrown teeth
dorisflexion - Answers raising the foot, pulling the toes toward the shin
duputren contracture - Answers an involuntary flexion contracture of fingers
sciatic nerve - Answers Longest and thickest nerve of the body
calcaneus - Answers Heel bone
zygoma - Answers Cheek bone
calf atrophy - Answers disability from moderate instability of ankle joint.
greenstick fracture - Answers A PARTIAL FRACTURE, IN WHICH ONLY ONE SIDE OF THE BONE IS BROKEN
plantar flexion of ankle - Answers flexion of ankle toward sole of foot
simple fracture - Answers Fracture that does not rupture the skin.
proximal - Answers nearest point of attachment
pronation - Answers Palm down
femur - Answers Bone located in the thigh
patella - Answers Knee cap
aphasia - Answers Any defect in or loss of the power to express oneself by speech, writing or signs or t
comprehend spoken or written language
spondylolisthesis - Answers forward slipping of one vertebra over another
eversion - Answers turning outward (ankle)
notice of employee death shall be filed with AD if no minor children within how many days - Answers 60
what is apportionment based - Answers causation
total impairment qualifications - Answers loss of both eyes
loss of both hands
total paralysis
insanity
supplemental job displacement benefits - Answers 0-14-$4000
15-25-$6000
26-49-$8000
50-99-10000
After 1/1/2013-6000
how many cervical vertebrae - Answers 7
tibia - Answers larger weight bearing bone in lower leg
osteochondritis - Answers inflammation of bone and cartilage
ulnar deviation of wrist - Answers lateral movement of wrist toward little finger
ulna - Answers longer of 2 bones of the forearm on the side of the little finger
trapezius - Answers large muscle of neck and upper back
thigh atrophy - Answers disability from moderate instability of the knee see footnote 43
distal - Answers farthest joint of the finger
radial head - Answers end of the radius at elbow
loss of radial head is 5% standard
,scapula - Answers shoulder blade
metacarpus - Answers 5 metacarpals
sternum - Answers breastbone
acetabulum - Answers Hip socket
arthodesis - Answers surgical fixation of a joint
aorta - Answers Largest artery in the body
radius - Answers Bone in forearm "on the thumb side", larger in the proximal forearm.
parathesia - Answers Abnormal sensations such as burning, tickling, or numbness in response to touch
arthoplasty - Answers surgical repair of a joint
navicular - Answers tarsal bone of the joint
flexion - Answers act of bending a joint
synovial - Answers fluid in joints
coloboma - Answers irregular pupil
diplopia - Answers DOUBLE VISION
ligament - Answers Connective tissue that connects bone to bone
radial deviation of wrist - Answers lateral movement of the hand towards the radius
carpal tunnel syndrome - Answers decompression of the median nerve at the wrist
hemoptysis - Answers Coughing up blood
traverse fracture - Answers break across the bone
how many vertebra - Answers 33
ilium - Answers lateral portion of the hip bone
complete immobility of the finger - Answers failure of tip of finger to touch mid palm
colles fracture - Answers Is a common fracture of the distal radius.
doheny fracture - Answers Multiple finger fracture
ostearthritis - Answers Inflammation of the bone and joint
, minimal pain - Answers no rateable pd
fibula - Answers Bone of the lower leg
humerus bone - Answers uppermost and largest bone of the arm
scaphoid bone - Answers is the most frequently fractured carpal bone.
latissimus dorsi - Answers a broad, flat muscle occupying most of the lower posterior thorax.
lordosis - Answers Abnormal anterior curvature of the spine
olecranan - Answers back of elbow
bucket-handle tear of knee - Answers One portion of the meniscus is torn and displaced. (posterior to
anterior)
medial - Answers middle of the body
maloclusion - Answers inability to close mouth or chew properly, overgrown teeth
dorisflexion - Answers raising the foot, pulling the toes toward the shin
duputren contracture - Answers an involuntary flexion contracture of fingers
sciatic nerve - Answers Longest and thickest nerve of the body
calcaneus - Answers Heel bone
zygoma - Answers Cheek bone
calf atrophy - Answers disability from moderate instability of ankle joint.
greenstick fracture - Answers A PARTIAL FRACTURE, IN WHICH ONLY ONE SIDE OF THE BONE IS BROKEN
plantar flexion of ankle - Answers flexion of ankle toward sole of foot
simple fracture - Answers Fracture that does not rupture the skin.
proximal - Answers nearest point of attachment
pronation - Answers Palm down
femur - Answers Bone located in the thigh
patella - Answers Knee cap
aphasia - Answers Any defect in or loss of the power to express oneself by speech, writing or signs or t
comprehend spoken or written language
