Disability, disfigurement, loss of hearing, loss of vision, loss of other organ functions or other injuries that have great harm to personal health, including first-degree and second-degree serious injuries.
2, minor injuries
Damage to limbs or appearance, dysfunction of hearing, vision or other organs, or other injuries with moderate damage to personal health, including minor injuries of Grade I and II.
3, minor injuries
Primary injury caused by various injury factors, resulting in slight damage to tissues and organs or slight dysfunction.
Extended data:
Evaluation principle:
Follow the principle of seeking truth from facts, adhere to the primary injury directly caused by injury factors and the complications or sequelae caused by injury as the basis, comprehensive analysis and comprehensive identification.
For the identification based on the primary injury and its complications, the identification should be based on the injury at that time, supplemented by the consequences of the injury, and comprehensively identified.
The identification based on the appearance injury or dysfunction of tissues and organs should be based on the consequences of the injury, supplemented by the injury at that time, and comprehensively identified.
Evaluate opportunities:
If the primary injury is the main identification basis, it can be identified after the injury; If the complications caused by injury are the main identification basis, it should be identified after the injury is stable.
Based on the appearance injury or dysfunction of tissues and organs as the main identification basis, the identification was carried out 90 days after injury;
Under special circumstances, appraisal opinions can be issued according to the primary injury and its complications, but the possible sequelae should be explained, and re-examination and supplementary appraisal should be carried out when necessary.
Difficult and complex injuries should be identified after clinical treatment or after the injury is stable.
Damage level:
1, seriously injured.
Primary injuries caused by various injury factors or complications caused by primary injuries are seriously life-threatening; The left limb is severely disabled or disfigured; Serious loss of hearing, vision or other important organ functions.
2, seriously injured level 2
Primary injuries caused by various injury factors or complications caused by primary injuries are life-threatening; The left limb is disabled or slightly disfigured; Loss of hearing, vision or other important organ functions.
3. Minor injuries.
Primary injuries caused by various injury factors or complications caused by primary injuries are not life-threatening; The structure and function of the left tissues and organs are moderately damaged or the appearance is obviously affected.
4, minor injuries secondary
Primary injuries caused by various injury factors or complications caused by primary injuries are not life-threatening; The structure and function of the left tissues and organs are slightly damaged or the appearance is affected.
5, minor injuries
Primary injury caused by various injury factors, resulting in slight damage to tissues and organs or slight dysfunction.
Grade limit:
The second-degree serious injury is the lower limit of serious injury, which is connected with the first-degree serious injury, and the upper limit of the first-degree serious injury is causing death;
The second level of minor injury is the lower limit of minor injury, which is connected with the first level of minor injury, and the upper limit of minor injury is connected with the second level of serious injury;
The upper limit of minor injuries is connected with the secondary level of minor injuries. Those who fail to meet the standard of minor injuries are not considered as minor injuries.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Identification Standard of Human Injury Degree