4. An individual is applying for Title II Disability benefits with a 1/1/2013 onset date,
who earned 4 quarters of coverage each year in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012,
would have the following date last insured for benefits,
a. December 31, 2017
b. September 30, 2015
c. December 31, 2016
d. September 30, 2014
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, a. December 31, 2017
What should Joe Bob have done regarding the Pain Management records?
a. Notified the judge in writing at least 5 business days before the hearing of
the outstanding records.
b. Requested the ALJ issue a subpoena to get the records.
c. Requested additional time post hearing to retrieve the records.
d. All are correct.
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Notified the judge in writing at least 5 business days before the hearing of
the outstanding records.
Which is true about a medical opinion if a claim was filed after March 27, 2017?
a. Supportability, consistency, relationship with the claimant, specialization.
b. Longitudinal evidence and understanding to help demonstrate knowledge of the
impairments.
c. Medical sources have familiarity with the evidence, frequency of treatment, and
specialization.
d. None of the above.
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a. Supportability, consistency, relationship with the claimant, specialization.
When does SSA NOT consider your age, education, and work experience?
a. If you are working.
, b. When you are already receiving disability benefits.
c. When your impairments meet or equal a listing.
d. If you can still do your past relevant work.
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c. When your impairments meet or equal a listing.
The reentitlement period of eligibility is applicable to a claim if,
a. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the Social
Security Act but returned to work and within 5 years stopped working again due to
the exact same medical condition and limitations they were previously approved for.
b. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the
SocialSecurity Act and who completes a nine‐month trial work period and continues
to have a disabling impairment resulting in SSA providing the claimant with a 36‐
month re‐entitlement period.
c. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the Social
Security Act and became disabled again less than 3 years from the date of benefit
cessation due to a more severe disabling condition.
d. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the Social
Security Act and returned to work before they were medically able thereby qualifying
them for a 9‐month trial work period where if they stop working, they remain eligible
for their monthly benefit.
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b. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the
SocialSecurity Act and who completes a nine‐month trial work period and
continues to have a disabling impairment resulting in SSA providing the
claimant with a 36‐ month re‐entitlement period.
who earned 4 quarters of coverage each year in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012,
would have the following date last insured for benefits,
a. December 31, 2017
b. September 30, 2015
c. December 31, 2016
d. September 30, 2014
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, a. December 31, 2017
What should Joe Bob have done regarding the Pain Management records?
a. Notified the judge in writing at least 5 business days before the hearing of
the outstanding records.
b. Requested the ALJ issue a subpoena to get the records.
c. Requested additional time post hearing to retrieve the records.
d. All are correct.
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Notified the judge in writing at least 5 business days before the hearing of
the outstanding records.
Which is true about a medical opinion if a claim was filed after March 27, 2017?
a. Supportability, consistency, relationship with the claimant, specialization.
b. Longitudinal evidence and understanding to help demonstrate knowledge of the
impairments.
c. Medical sources have familiarity with the evidence, frequency of treatment, and
specialization.
d. None of the above.
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a. Supportability, consistency, relationship with the claimant, specialization.
When does SSA NOT consider your age, education, and work experience?
a. If you are working.
, b. When you are already receiving disability benefits.
c. When your impairments meet or equal a listing.
d. If you can still do your past relevant work.
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c. When your impairments meet or equal a listing.
The reentitlement period of eligibility is applicable to a claim if,
a. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the Social
Security Act but returned to work and within 5 years stopped working again due to
the exact same medical condition and limitations they were previously approved for.
b. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the
SocialSecurity Act and who completes a nine‐month trial work period and continues
to have a disabling impairment resulting in SSA providing the claimant with a 36‐
month re‐entitlement period.
c. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the Social
Security Act and became disabled again less than 3 years from the date of benefit
cessation due to a more severe disabling condition.
d. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the Social
Security Act and returned to work before they were medically able thereby qualifying
them for a 9‐month trial work period where if they stop working, they remain eligible
for their monthly benefit.
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b. The claimant previously received disability benefits under Title II of the
SocialSecurity Act and who completes a nine‐month trial work period and
continues to have a disabling impairment resulting in SSA providing the
claimant with a 36‐ month re‐entitlement period.
