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Question 8 (part 2) · LEK · Work accident

A ZUS (Social Insurance Institution) evaluating doctor issues a certificate of permanent or long-term health damage. The certificate contains the following elements:

  1. A. a degree of permanent or long-term health damage expressed in percents and a relevant number from the health damage table together with a percent value.
  2. B. a description of the health damage to the body including the type of damage to a particular organ or system and a relevant number from the health damage table together with a percent value.
  3. C. a description of the type of damage to a particular organ or system with an indication of whether it is multi-site and a relevant number from the health damage table together with a percent value.
  4. D. a description of the health damage to the body and a degree of permanent or long-term health damage expressed in percents as well as a relevant number from the health damage table together with a percent value.
  5. E. a description of the damage to a particular organ or system, a degree of permanent or long-term health damage expressed in percents, an opinion of a consulting physician.
Hint

The certificate must both describe the impairment and quantify it, and then link the result to the official table of percentage assessment.

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