Which of the following is not among the four conclusively presumed totally disabled conditions?

• A. Loss of both eyes or sight
• B. Loss of both hands or use thereof
• C. Total paralysis
• D. Loss of one eye

Answer: (D)

In California SIP questions, certain injuries are treated as automatically and conclusively total disabilities, meaning no further evidence is needed to prove the worker cannot perform any substantial gainful activity. The injuries that fit this conclusive presumption are loss of sight in both eyes, loss of both hands (or their use), and total paralysis. Losing one eye, while it can be a serious impairment, does not automatically establish total disability because many people can still work with one eye or with accommodations.

So, the option describing the loss of one eye is not among the four conclusively presumed totally disabled conditions, which is why it is the correct choice.