C)VA - Certified Vulnerability Assessor Exam Complete Video Learning Solution (DVD)

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Direct Service Connection for High Blood Pressure with a VA rating of 10%, 20%, 40%, or 60%. This means an in-service injury, disease, or event caused your High Blood Pressure. Therefore, it’s directly related to your military service. Sprain, incomplete ligament tear, or complete ligament tear (repaired, unrepaired, or failed repair) causing persistent instability without a prescription from a medical provider for an assistive device ( e.g., cane(s), crutch(es), walker) or bracing for ambulation

Are there specific requirements when the C&P examiner obtains additional information over the telephone? While ED is assigned a 0% rating under SMC-K, there are five other scheduler rating categories that are related to Erectile Dysfunction, the penis, and testicles, which are rated as follows: According to the Mayo Clinic, hypertension is a common condition in veterans whereby the long-term force of the high blood pressure against your artery walls can cause a variety of health problems, such as heart disease or stroke.Medical Nexus Evidenceestablishing a connection between the service-connected disability (PTSD) and the current disability (ED) Unless VA personnel have specifically required a general medical or an in-person examination be conducted, once the VSR/RVSR has requested an examination or opinion and provided all available medical information in VBMS, the vendor (C&P exam contractor) will review the request to determine if the examination can be completed from the current medical records and VA claims file. When the existing medical evidence is found to be adequate, and/or supplemented by a telephone interview with the veteran, if necessary, the request may be completed using the ACE process and will be documented on the DBQ as having been conducted using the ACE exam process. 2. What records will the C&P examiner use to complete the electronic DBQ for an ACE exam? Thus, veterans can get an ED VA rating secondary to PTSD, Depression, or Anxiety. How to Establish Secondary Service Connection for Erectile Dysfunction You should also review the condition specific Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ) for your claimed disability; this is what the C&P examiner will complete online at your exam. You should review your submitted evidence in-detail and review the condition specific public use DBQ in-case the examiner calls you for an interview. #3: The ACE Examiner Might Call You!

CFR: Also known as Title 38 of the Code of Federal Regulations, 38 CFR includes parameters set out by the federal government regarding pensions, bonuses, and veterans’ relief. If you can’t make your appointment, call the VA as soon as possible to reschedule. Document the date and time of the call and the name of the person you speak with to reschedule your appointment. Hypertension is no joke, and is often referred to as a “ silent killer” because it is the most common risk factor among veterans with stroke. For example, if you have 4 symptoms of the 10% rating level, 5 symptoms of the 30% level, and 2 symptoms of the 50% level, the “preponderance” of your symptoms is at the 30% rating criteria. The major benefit of being deemed both “Permanent and Total” or100% P&Tis that your VA rating is protected from a future ratingreduction.The #1 best way to increase your VA rating for High Blood Pressure is to have objective medical evidence to show your symptoms have worsened over time. Is High Blood Pressure a VA Disability? Tip #2: You must have a “Nexus” for service connection, meaning, your Erectile Dysfunction was caused or made worse by your active duty military service OR your ED is “proximately due to or aggravated by” another service connected disability rated at 0% or higher, AND a) Sprain, incomplete ligament tear, or repaired complete ligament tear causing persistent instability, and a medical provider prescribes a brace and/or assistive device ( e.g., cane(s), crutch(es), walker) for ambulation.