You are an underwriter at a life insurance company. A proposal is received for a ₹ 50 lakh term life insurance policy, from a 35-year-old highly paid software engineer. He works with a leading software company. He is non
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You are an underwriter at a life insurance company. A proposal is received for a ₹ 50 lakh term life insurance policy, from a 35-year-old highly paid software engineer. He works with a leading software company. He is non-smoker, married with two children. He does not have any known bad habits. Medical exams and lab tests were completed as part of the underwriting process and shows the following details: BMI: 35 (obese) Blood pressure: Slightly elevated (150/90) Cholesterol: Within normal limits No known chronic illnesses. Family history: Father died of a heart attack at age 50; mother is alive and is of good health. Engages in trekking twice a year. Based on the above situation: Suggest any additional information or medical tests you may request before making a final decision.
Answer & Explanation:
Additional Information/Tests: Cardiac evaluation (e.g., ECG or TMT) to assess potential early heart problems. Detailed pastime questionnaire about trekking (height, frequency, certification, safety measures etc.). Repeat Blood Pressure readings (multiple occasions) Fasting Blood Sugar / HbA1c (to rule out diabetes) Detailed lipid profile Doctor's report on weight management and lifestyle
Topics: Life Insurance Underwriting
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