Border Patrol Supervisor Practice Test

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Which form is used to report a re-occurring injury?

CA-1
CA-2
CA-3
CA-5

The correct answer is: CA-3

The correct form used to report a re-occurring injury is the CA-2. This form is specifically designated for reporting a traumatic injury that occurs as a result of an event or exposure over time, rather than a specific incident. It is essential for documenting ongoing issues that may stem from a workplace condition or a repetitive motion that leads to injury over time. Using this form ensures that the details of the re-occurring injury are thoroughly captured, which is critical when assessing potential workers’ compensation claims or identifying patterns in workplace injuries that may need to be addressed through improved safety practices. In comparison, the other forms serve different purposes: the CA-1 is for traumatic injuries resulting from a specific incident, the CA-3 is designed for filing a claim for a schedule award due to permanent impairment, and the CA-5 is a designation used for a specific type of medical bill. These distinctions highlight that the CA-2 is the appropriate choice for situations involving ongoing or repetitive injuries.