Physical disability level 1: unable to independently realize activities of daily living.
1, quadriplegia: severe loss of motor function of limbs;
2. Paraplegia: complete loss of motor function of both lower limbs;
3. Hemiplegia: complete loss of motor function of one limb;
4. Loss of one upper limb and both lower limbs;
5. Loss of single lower limb and double forearms;
6, double upper arms and single thigh (or single calf) missing;
7. Loss of both upper limbs or lower limbs;
8. Loss of different parts of limbs;
9. Extremely severe dysfunction of both upper limbs or severe dysfunction of three limbs.
Physical disability level II: basically unable to realize activities of daily living independently.
1, hemiplegia or paraplegia, the residual limb retains a little function (unable to walk independently);
2. Losing two upper arms or forearms;
3. Loss of thigh;
4. One upper limb and one thigh are missing;
5. Loss of single lower limb and single upper arm;
6. Loss of different parts of three limbs (except the first level);
7. Severe dysfunction of both limbs or moderate dysfunction of three limbs.
Level 3 of physical disability: able to realize activities of daily living partially independently.
1, missing both calves;
2. Loss of single forearm or above;
3, single thigh and above missing;
4. Two thumbs or fingers other than two thumbs are completely missing;
5. Loss of different parts of both limbs (except Grade II);
6. Severe dysfunction of one limb or moderate dysfunction of both limbs.
Level 4 of physical disability: basically able to realize daily activities independently.
1, single calf missing;
2. Both lower limbs are unequal in length, and the gap is more than 5 cm (including 5 cm);
3. The spine is firm (stiff) and straight;
4. Spinal deformity, hunchback deformity greater than 70 degrees or scoliosis greater than 45 degrees;
5. Except one thumb, the other four fingers are gone;
6. Unilateral thumb is completely missing;
7. tarsometatarsal joint is missing a foot above;
8. The function of both toes is completely lost or lost;
9. dwarfism (adult height does not exceed130cm);
10, moderate dysfunction in one limb or mild dysfunction in both limbs;
1 1, and other limb dysfunction are the same as above.
Second,? How many levels of disability can I apply for a disability certificate?
Disability certificate is a legal document to identify the category and level of disability.
In China, the current types of disabilities can be divided into seven categories: visual disability, hearing disability, intellectual disability, mental disability, physical disability and speech disability.
At present, the second-generation disability certificate is popular in China, and the first-generation disability certificate is out of date. Disabled people with disability certificates can enjoy some special treatment. The issuance of the disability certificate requires an application first. Applicants are required to apply to the county-level Disabled Persons' Federation with their ID card, household registration book and photos. After the application is accepted, the applicant will check the submitted materials. Those who meet the standards shall be issued a disability certificate by the county-level disabled persons' Federation.
Whether you can apply for a disability certificate depends on whether the information applied by the applicant meets the disability standards of the second national sampling survey of disabled people. If so, you can issue a disability certificate.
Third, what materials should I bring to evaluate the disability?
1, the appraisee shall carry the application for disability assessment with the official seal of the case-handling unit and the signature of the case-handling person;
2. Carry the diagnosis confirmation, inspection results, CT, X-ray and diagnosis report of hospitals at or above the county level;
3. Borrow relevant surgical medical records and inspection records from the treatment hospital;
4. When identifying the dependent's working ability, you should also bring the appraiser's ID card, household registration certificate and instructions from relevant government departments;
5. The evaluation should be based on the injury directly caused by the accident or the end of treatment of confirmed complications. If the settlement has not yet ended and the basis for compensation needs to be provided due to mediation, it shall be stated in the application.
The above gives you a detailed introduction to the contents of the "Criteria for the Identification of Leg Disability". There are certain appraisal standards for leg disability appraisal. Relevant materials need to be prepared for identification. As an appraiser, you must go to the appraisal center in person.