#	FAQ
1	Question 39-1 - When a work-related heart attack occurs in the workplace and the employee dies one or more days later, how should the case be reported to OSHA? - 1904.39
2	Question 39-2 - What is considered a "construction work zone" for purposes of section 1904.39(b)(3)? - 1904.39
3	Question 39-3 - What is meant by the "loss of an eye"? - 1904.39
4	Question 39-4 - Does loss of an eye include loss of sight? - 1904.39
5	Question 39-5 - How do you differentiate between an amputation without bone and avulsions? - 1904.39
6	Question 39-6 - If an injured worker is formally admitted to the Emergency Room of a hospital, is this a reportable event? - 1904.39
7	Question 39-7 - If an employee is admitted to the hospital for Carpal Tunnel surgery, is this reportable? - 1904.39
8	Question 39-8 - Who determines whether an employee was formally admitted to the in-patient service of a hospital or clinic for care or treatment? - 1904.39
9	Question 39-9 - Who should report a fatality or in-patient hospitalization of a temporary worker? - 1904.39
10	Question 39-10 - If my employee spent the night at the hospital, do I have to report an in-patient hospitalization? - 1904.39
11	Question 39-11 - If an employee is hospitalized as an in-patient and the only care or treatment provided is from OSHA's "first aid list" (for example if the only treatment is non-prescription medication), does the event become reportable? - 1904.39