The Exclusions in a Named-Perils Policy Are More Definitive of Coverage

question 46

True/False

The exclusions in a named-perils policy are more definitive of coverage than in an open-perils policy.

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Definitions:

Coccygeus

A small muscle located in the pelvic area, contributing to the pelvic floor structure and assisting in supporting pelvic organs.

Mastoid Process

A bony protrusion located behind the ear on the skull that contains air cells and contributes to the middle ear structure.

Longissimus Capitis

A muscle in the back of the neck and upper thoracic region that extends, bends, and rotates the head.

Splenius

A band of muscle in the back of the neck and upper thoracic region important for movements of the head and neck, such as rotation and extension.