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EDPNA PRACTICE TEST 2026| BRAND NEW ACTUAL
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5 types of "basic work activities" - Correct Answer-1) exertional activities
2) nonexertional activities
3) postural activities
4) manipulative activities
5) mental activities
Impairment - Correct Answer-An impairment is a medical condition that is
medically diagnosed (aka medically determinable). At step 2, the claimant
must have a medically determinable impairment (MDI) to proceed to step 3.
Prove MDI ➡ show that symptoms are linked to the MDI ➡ prove limitations
(exertional or nonexertional) that prevent the claimant from competitive
work
Medically determinable illness (MDI) - Correct Answer-(1) A disease,
illness, injury, or other bodily condition that has lasted or is expected to last
at least 12 months or result in death and that reasonably gives rise to
limitations of function, which in turn (2) prevent the individual from engaging
in competitive work (8 hrs/day, 5 days/week)
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Exertional activities - Correct Answer-Walking;
Standing;
Sitting;
Pushing;
Pulling;
Carrying; and
Lifting
Physical requirements for SEDENTARY work (exertional): - Correct
Answer-Sitting: 6 of 8 hours
Standing and walking: 2 of 8 hours
Lifting and carrying: under 10 lbs. frequently
Physical requirements for LIGHT work (exertional): - Correct Answer-
Sitting: 2 of 8 hours
Standing and walking: 6 of 8 hours
Lifting and carrying: 10 lbs. frequently, 20 lbs. occasionally
Physical requirements for MEDIUM work (exertional): - Correct Answer-
Sitting: 2 of 8 hours
Standing and walking: 6 of 8 hours
Lifting and carrying: 25 lbs. frequently, 50 lbs. occasionally
EDPNA PRACTICE TEST 2026| BRAND NEW ACTUAL
EXAM WITH 100% VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS| GUARANTEED VALUE PACK|
ACE YOUR GRADES.
5 types of "basic work activities" - Correct Answer-1) exertional activities
2) nonexertional activities
3) postural activities
4) manipulative activities
5) mental activities
Impairment - Correct Answer-An impairment is a medical condition that is
medically diagnosed (aka medically determinable). At step 2, the claimant
must have a medically determinable impairment (MDI) to proceed to step 3.
Prove MDI ➡ show that symptoms are linked to the MDI ➡ prove limitations
(exertional or nonexertional) that prevent the claimant from competitive
work
Medically determinable illness (MDI) - Correct Answer-(1) A disease,
illness, injury, or other bodily condition that has lasted or is expected to last
at least 12 months or result in death and that reasonably gives rise to
limitations of function, which in turn (2) prevent the individual from engaging
in competitive work (8 hrs/day, 5 days/week)
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Exertional activities - Correct Answer-Walking;
Standing;
Sitting;
Pushing;
Pulling;
Carrying; and
Lifting
Physical requirements for SEDENTARY work (exertional): - Correct
Answer-Sitting: 6 of 8 hours
Standing and walking: 2 of 8 hours
Lifting and carrying: under 10 lbs. frequently
Physical requirements for LIGHT work (exertional): - Correct Answer-
Sitting: 2 of 8 hours
Standing and walking: 6 of 8 hours
Lifting and carrying: 10 lbs. frequently, 20 lbs. occasionally
Physical requirements for MEDIUM work (exertional): - Correct Answer-
Sitting: 2 of 8 hours
Standing and walking: 6 of 8 hours
Lifting and carrying: 25 lbs. frequently, 50 lbs. occasionally
