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If you fail a functional capacity test, it typically indicates that you may not be able to perform certain physical tasks required for a job or activity. This could affect your eligibility for specific positions or benefits, such as workers' compensation or disability claims. Depending on the context, you may have the opportunity to retake the test after a period of rehabilitation or training. It's important to consult with relevant professionals to understand your options and next steps.
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What happens when you test positive for fioricet?
You fail the test.
What happens when you fail the eyesight test during the driving practical test?
it is counted as an automatic fail and you will have rebook and repay for another test
What happens if you take a drug test high?
you fail
What happens when you fail drug test for felony possession of cocaine.what happens when you are on probation for felony posrssion of cocaine and you fail drug test for cocaine?
If you are on probation for felony possession of cocaine and fail a drug test for it, you go back to prison to complete your sentence.
What happens if you fail the written portion of your driving test in Idaho?
If you fail the written portion of your driving test in Idaho, you cannot proceed to the practical part of the test.
What happens if you fail the us citizenship test?
Ju get deported
Can one take prescribed pain medication during a functional capacity evaluation test?
yes
What happens if you have a muffler without a catylitic converter on it?
you will fail the emissions test.
What happens if you fail a drug test for coke?
the police could arrest you
What happens if you fail the written test 3 times in ca?
study more
What happens when you fail an alcohol test at the alcohol assessment?
That depends on who is doing the assessment, and why.
Im on workers comp the wc adjuster recommended i take a functional capacity test .Will it benefit an injured employee to take a functional capacity test y would the wc adjuster recommend i take this?
Due to insufficient knowledge of your individual case this is not a question that can be knowledgeably anwered here. That being said - consider this: If you turn down the recommendation, or fail to act on it, this could be viewed in an unfavorable light by the WC Board who might assume that you are not being cooperative in evaluating your own disability.
