According to the legislation in force, which of the following is considered an occupational accident? a) An accident suffered by the insured, eve...

According to the legislation in force, which of the following is considered an occupational accident?


a) An accident suffered by the insured, even outside of working hours and location, in the spontaneous provision of any service to the company to avoid loss or provide benefit.
b) A work-related illness, understood as one produced or triggered by the exercise of work peculiar to a particular activity and listed in the respective list prepared by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.
c) An unforeseen and undesirable occurrence, of an instantaneous and traumatic nature, related to the exercise of work, resulting in or capable of causing personal injury.
d) The obligation to report to the Social Security Administration (INSS) the commuting accident, which is the one suffered by the employee on the way from home to the workplace or vice versa, regardless of the means of transportation, including the employee's own vehicle.
e) The immediate application of reasoning is important in identifying the causes of the accident, that is, focusing on the causes that directly led to the occurrence of the accident to identify the proximal factors of the event and conceive improvements in the working conditions that caused the accident.