Should be considered a minor injury.

The levels of disability are divided into level one to level ten:

The basis for the classification of level one disability

a. Completely unable to take care of oneself in daily life. Relying on the help of others or using special facilities, otherwise life cannot be maintained;

b. Loss of consciousness;

c. All activities are restricted and bedridden;

d. Complete loss of social interaction.

Classification basis for second-level disability

a. Need help in daily life;

b. Various activities are restricted, limited to bed or chair activities;

c. Unable to work;

d. Extremely difficult to communicate with others.

Classification basis for third-level disability

a. Unable to live completely independently and needs constant supervision;

b. Various activities are restricted and limited to indoors activities;

c. Obvious occupational restrictions;

d. Difficulties in social interaction.

Fourth-level disability classification basis

a. Severe limitation of daily living ability, occasionally requiring help;

b. Restriction of various activities, limited to Activities within the scope of residence;

c. Occupational types are restricted;

d. Social interactions are severely restricted.

Fifth-level disability classification basis

a. Partial limitation of daily living ability, occasionally requiring supervision;

b. Restriction of various activities, limited to Activities nearby;

c. Need to significantly reduce work;

d. Poverty of social interactions.

Basis for the classification of six-level disability

a. The ability to perform daily activities is partially limited, but can be partially compensated, and conditionally requires help;

b. Each Reduced activity;

c. Unable to perform the original job;

d. Limited social interaction.

The basis for the classification of seven-level disability

a. The ability to carry out activities related to daily life is severely limited;

b. There is no restriction on short-term activities and long-term activities. Restricted;

c. Working hours need to be significantly shortened;

d. Social interaction reduced.

Eighth-level disability classification basis

a. Partial limitation of activities related to daily life;

b. Restriction of long-distance mobility;

c. Intermittent work;

d. Restricted social interactions.

Basics for the classification of nine-level disability

a. Most of the ability to perform daily activities is limited;

b. Reduced ability to work and study;

The basis for classifying ten-level disability

a. The ability to perform daily activities is partially limited;

b. The ability to work and study has declined.