Certified Dietary Manager (CDM) Practice Exam

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Which of the following would NOT be classified as a work-related injury?

An injury that occurs during a work break
An injury caused by a workplace hazard
An injury that requires medical attention during work hours
An injury occurring while performing job duties

The correct answer is: An injury that occurs during a work break

An injury that occurs during a work break would not typically be classified as a work-related injury because, during a break, the employee is not actively engaged in their job duties or responsibilities. Work-related injuries are usually defined as those that happen while an employee is performing tasks that are a direct part of their job or as a result of specific workplace hazards. Injuries caused by workplace hazards, those that require medical attention during work hours, and injuries that occur while performing job duties are all directly related to the employee's work environment and responsibilities. In contrast, during breaks, employees are often free to engage in personal activities, and this detachment from work duties generally excludes these injuries from being classified as work-related.