What is the identification standard of personal injury?

Legal analysis: According to the relevant regulations, people's personal disability is divided into ten grades, and each grade has a very detailed classification: according to the degree of tissue and organ damage and dysfunction left by the appraiser after treatment, the degree of loss of work, study, daily life and social interaction, and referring to the dependence on medical care and nursing, the disability is divided into ten grades, with the heaviest being grade one and the lightest being grade ten.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Appraisal Standard for the Degree of Injury and Disability of Human Body (Trial) refers to the damage to the integrity of the body structure or the difference or loss of functions (including physiological functions and psychological functions). The standard divides the degree of human injury into three categories: serious injury, minor injury and minor injury. Serious injury means that the person is physically disabled or disfigured; Loss of hearing, vision or other organ functions; Other injuries that are harmful to personal health. Minor injury refers to moderate damage to human limbs or appearance; Hearing, vision or other organ dysfunction; Other injuries with moderate harm to personal health. Minor injury refers to slight damage to a person's limbs or appearance; Hearing, vision or other organ functions are slightly or temporarily impaired; Other injuries that are slightly harmful to personal health. According to the severity of the injury, it is divided into serious injury level 1, serious injury level 2 and serious injury level 3. Minor injury level 1, minor injury level 2 and minor injury level 3; Minor injury level 1, minor injury level 2, * * * level 8.