Question 5 (part 2) · LEK · Occupational diseases
Preventive medical examinations of employees aged above 60 whose jobs involve handling firearms are performed every:
- A. 6-12 months.
- B. 1-2 years.
- C. 30 months.
- D. 2-4 years.
- E. 5 years.
Hint
Recall the methodological guidelines annexed to the 1996 regulation on preventive examinations: older firearm users are examined more often than younger ones.
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