What is the meaning of the disability appraisal grade 10?

Can, first apply for work injury recognition, and then do the labor capacity level identification, according to the identification level to determine the amount of compensation.

1, first-degree disability identification standards

The identification standards for first-degree disability include: severe facial disfigurement, accompanied by one of the second-degree disability in Table b2; severe scar formation throughout the body, accounting for ≥ 90% of the body surface area, accompanied by basic loss of function of the spinal column and large joints of the limbs; the loss of both elbow joints or total loss of function; the high level of the loss of both lower limbs and the loss of one upper limb. high absence of one upper limb and more.

2, second-degree disability appraisal standards

The second-degree disability appraisal standards include: severe organ defects or deformities, serious functional impairment or complications, the existence of a special medical dependence, or most of the life can not take care of their own and so on and so forth.

3, third-degree disability identification standards

Third-degree disability identification standards include: severe organ damage or deformity, serious functional impairment or complications, there are special medical dependence, or part of life can not take care of themselves and so on and so forth.

4, fourth-degree disability identification standards

Third-degree disability identification standards include: one hand, full muscle paralysis muscle strength ≤ 2; cerebrospinal fluid leakage accompanied by cranial base bone defects can not be repaired or repeated surgical failures; facial disfigurement of a moderate degree; the whole body scar area ≥ 60% of the joints of the four limbs, 1 joints of the joints with limited mobility function; facial scarring or implantation of skin ≥ 1/2 and a mild disfigurement; the two thumbs are completely missing or non-functional and much more.

5, fifth-degree disability identification criteria

Fifth-degree disability identification criteria include: incomplete loss of use, loss of writing, loss of reading, loss of recognition and so on with a number of people; generalized scarring of ≥ 50% of the body surface area, and there are joints with functional limitation of movement; facial scarring or skin grafting ≥ 1/3 and one of the disfigurement criteria; spinal fracture after the legacy of more than 30 ° lateral curvature or kyphosis, accompanied by severe radiculopleural neuralgia (based on electrophysiologic examination) and more.

6, sixth-degree disability appraisal standards

Sixth-degree disability appraisal standards include: avulsion injury scalp loss of more than 1/5; spinal fracture with less than 30 ° deformity associated with radiculopathy (neurophysiological examination is not normal); simply a thumb is missing, or together with the other hand, non-thumb, two-finger loss; a complete loss of function of the thumb, the other hand in addition to the thumb, there is a complete loss of function of the other hand, two-finger loss and so on. Loss of function of one thumb and loss of function of two fingers other than the thumb on the other hand, and much more.

7, seventh-degree disability identification standards

Seventh-degree disability identification standards include: burns, skull loss of the whole layer ≥ 30cm2, or in the dura mater implantation area ≥ 10cm2; neck scar contracture, affecting the neck activities; the whole body scar area of ≥ 30%; facial scar, foreign body or implantation with the pigmentation of the face of the change accounted for more than 10% and so on more content.

8, eighth-degree disability identification standards

Eighth-degree disability identification standards include: bipedal partial paraplegia muscle strength grade 4; single-foot partial paraplegia muscle strength ≤ 3; lobectomy without dysfunction; meet the criteria for severe disfigurement of one of the people; facial burns skin grafting ≥ 1/5; facial mild foreign body deposits or pigmentation; bilateral auricle part or one side of the auricle most of the defects and so on and so forth more.

9, ninth-degree disability identification criteria

The ninth-degree disability identification criteria include: trauma to the neck resulting in stenosis of the common carotid artery, internal carotid artery, stenting or vascular bypass surgery without dysfunction; meet the criteria for moderate disfigurement of the two or mild disfigurement; the edge of the hairline scarring baldness or other parts of the baldness, the need to wear a wig and so on and so on more content.

10, tenth-degree disability appraisal standards

Tenth-degree disability appraisal standards include: partial organ defects, morphological abnormalities, no dysfunction, no medical dependence, life can take care of themselves and more.

Disability appraisal process

Appraisal organization accepts the case, it should be assigned with the social professional forensic qualification of personnel to undertake appraisal, the same appraisal matters should be carried out by two social professional forensic qualification of personnel. Judicial appraisal organization accepts the commission to carry out supplementary appraisal, shall examine the matters requested by the client, does not belong to the "General Principles of Judicial Appraisal Procedures" Article 30 of the circumstances, social professional judicial appraisal organization shall explain the situation to the client, and return the commission.

Professional judicial appraisal institutions shall require the principal to provide the same materials as the original appraisal materials. Re-appraisal is still in the original social professional forensic institutions, can not be undertaken by the original appraiser re-appraisal of the matter. One of the following circumstances, the forensic identification agency can accept the commission, re-identification:

1, forensic identification agencies, forensic identification beyond the scope of forensic business or practice categories for identification.

2, sent to identify the material is false or inaccurate.

3, the original appraisal of the use of standards, methods or instruments and equipment improper, resulting in the original identification of unscientific and inaccurate.

4, the original identification of the conclusion and other evidence is contradictory.

5, the original forensic appraiser should be recused but did not recuse.

6, the original forensic experts due to fault issued by the wrong conclusion.