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Activity Prescription Form (APF) in Workers Compensation and LI Claims. Temporary Total Disability and Time-Loss Compensation in an Open Workers Compensation Claim.
What is APF medical?
Antiproliferative factor (APF) is a sialoglycopeptide elevated in the urine of patients with interstitial cystitisa chronic, painful bladder disease.
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Reminder: Send chart notes and reports to LI or SIE/TPA as required. Complete this form only when there are changes in medical status or capacities, or change
Oct 6, 2007 this document. To determine the maximum concentration of a substance in which a respirator can be used, multiply its APF by the exposure limit
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