Occupational Health Daily Question 4.15: Participate for a prize; 5 points for correct answers, plus an additional 5 points
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This post was last edited by slll611 on 2016-4-17 at 18:24. True or False: If there is no evidence to refute the inevitable connection between occupational disease hazards and the patient’s clinical symptoms, then it cannot be diagnosed as an occupational disease. ( ) A Right B Wrong. If there is no evidence to refute the inevitable link between occupational disease hazards and the patient’s clinical symptoms, it should be diagnosed as an occupational disease.
If there is no evidence to refute the inevitable link between occupational disease hazards and the patient’s clinical symptoms, a diagnosis of occupational disease cannot be made. (B is wrong)
B is incorrect. Article 13: If there is no evidence to refute the inevitable connection between occupational disease hazards and the patient’s clinical symptoms, then, after excluding other potential causes of illness, it should be diagnosed as an occupational disease.
It is wrong. It’s equivalent to the principle that one is innocent until proven guilty