This computer system was created in the stone age and is used to help you manage your caseload.

Physicians, psychiatrists or APNPs may be considered this.

Sitting, Standing, walking, lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling

IBD/IBS falls under this body system.

The claimant is found to be disabled using the medical listings at this step of Sequential Evaluation

This system allows examiners to view evidence electronically

If a claimant is engaging in this, they will not qualify for disability benefits.

Age 55 or older

A claimant reports trouble hearing a conversation. This test should be ordered in order to establish an MDI.

This type of claim has a 5 month waiting period if the claimant is not blind

The main source for policy references for Social Security

You need one of these to complete Step two of Sequential Evaluation

7th through 11th grade

A claimant goes to the doctor and says he/she is experiencing hallucinations, disorganized thinking and is catatonic. The claimant would be evaluated under these Listings.

An examiner is most likely to consult with an MC/PC at this step.

This type of claim requires someone to have paid into Social Security over a period of time in order to be eligible for benefits

The location a claimant can go to file a disability application in person

Sedentary, Light, Medium, Heavy, and Very Heavy

On this date, APNP, Podiatrists, Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologist were considered Acceptable Medical Sources.

This allows a claimant to receive benefits prior to a decision being completed on a T16 claim.

Claimant's treating provider gives limitations for claimant of lifting no more than 20 lbs occasionally and that he is unable to work.

These types of cases can be expedited.

Two of the three qualifications of this indicate that it must be within the last 15 years, must have been held long enough to have learned it.

A claimant is administered an IQ test revealing a Full Scale IQ below 70, assisting in establishing this type of MDI.

You need to know these three things to complete step 5 of Sequential Evaluation.