1. Part One (Coverage A) of a workers' compensation policy pays:

The statutory benefits required by the workers' compensation law

Coverage A pays the benefits the state's workers' compensation statute requires for covered injuries.

2. When a work injury results in an employee's death, workers' compensation generally provides:

Death benefits to surviving dependents

Workers' compensation generally provides death benefits to the surviving dependents of a fatally injured worker.

3. Wage-replacement benefits for an employee who cannot work at all while recovering are:

Temporary total disability benefits

Temporary total disability benefits replace lost wages while the worker recovers and cannot work.

4. Benefits for the permanent loss of use of a body part, such as a finger, are:

Permanent partial disability benefits

Permanent partial disability benefits compensate for the permanent loss or loss of use of a body part.