How many levels of disability does the left index finger and middle finger crush?

Finger injury belongs to limb injury. The following is the description of limb injury in the sorted disability appraisal, which can be preliminarily judged (Description: Disability appraisal is complicated, and the following are the specific standards for disability grade appraisal collected here, which can be preliminarily judged according to your own actual situation, but if it is applied to compensation appraisal, the appraisal results of professional institutions shall prevail):

First-degree disability

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1.7 limb injury causes loss of more than three limbs (above wrist joint of upper limb and above ankle joint of lower limb) or complete loss of function of more than three limbs.

Grade Ⅱ disability

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2.8 limb injury leads to the loss of both limbs (the upper limb is above the elbow joint and the lower limb is above the knee joint) or the complete loss of function of both limbs.

Grade Ⅲ disability

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3. 10 Loss of both limbs (above wrist joint of upper limb and above ankle joint of lower limb) due to limb injury.

Grade ⅳ disability

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4.7 Causes of limb injury: a. Loss of palms over 90% or complete loss of palm function; C. the fingers of both hands are completely missing; D. Foot loss above tarsometatarsal joint.

Five-level disability

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5.9 Limb injury: a. More than 70% of both palms are lost or more than 80% of both palms are lost; B. The fingers of both hands are missing more than 90% or the fingers of both hands completely lose their functions; C. One upper limb above the elbow joint is missing or one upper limb completely loses its function; D one lower limb above the knee joint is missing or one lower limb completely loses its function.

Six-level disability

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6.9 Causes of limb injury: a. Loss of more than 50qo or loss of more than 60% of function of both palms; B. More than 70% fingers of both hands are lost or more than 90% fingers of both hands are lost; C. an upper limb is missing above the wrist joint; Or two or more joints of the wrist, elbow and shoulder of the upper limb completely lose function; D. complete loss of both feet and ten toes; E. a lower limb is missing above the ankle joint; Or two or more joints of ankle, knee and hip of lower limbs completely lose their functions.

Seven-level disability

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7.9 Causes of limb injury: a. Loss of palms by more than 30% or loss of palm function by more than 40%; B. More than 50% fingers of both hands are lost or more than 70% fingers of both hands are lost; C. More than one joint of wrist, elbow and shoulder of upper limb completely loses its function; D. the structure of the two arches is completely destroyed; E. more than 75% of feet and toes are missing; Or the toes of both feet completely lose their function; F. Missing a foot above metatarsal joint; G. One or more joints of ankle, knee and hip of one lower limb completely lose their functions; H. shortening a lower limb by more than 10cm.

Eight-level disability

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8. 10 causes of limb injury: a. loss of both palms by more than 20% or loss of function by more than 30%; B. More than 30% fingers of both hands are lost or more than 50% fingers of both hands are lost; C. The wrist, elbow and shoulder joint of one upper limb lose their functions by more than 75%; D one arch structure is completely destroyed, and the other arch structure is destroyed by more than1/3; E. More than 50% toes of both feet are missing or more than 75% toes of both feet are missing; F. One of the three major joints of ankle, knee and hip of a lower limb loses more than 75% of its function; G. the lower limbs are shortened by more than 8cm.

Seven-level disability

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9.9 Limb injury: a. Loss of palms by more than 5% or loss of palm function by more than 20%; B. Loss of both hands and fingers 10% or more or 30% loss of function of both hands and fingers; C. The wrist, elbow and shoulder joint of one upper limb lose more than 50% function; D arch structure damage more than 2/3; E. Loss of both feet and toes by more than 25% or loss of function by more than 50%; F. One of the three major joints of ankle, knee and hip of a lower limb loses more than 50% of its function; G. shortening of one upper limb 10cm or more; H. the lower limbs are shortened by more than 6cm.

Grade 10 disability

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10. 10 causes of limb injury: a. loss of function of one hand or both hands by more than 5%; B. Finger loss of both hands is more than 5% or finger function loss of both hands is more than 10%; C. The wrist, elbow and shoulder joint of one upper limb lose function by more than 25%; D arch structure damage 1/3 or more; E. loss of both toes 10% or loss of function of both toes more than 25%; F. One of the three major joints of ankle, knee and hip of a lower limb loses its function by more than 25%; G. one side of the upper limb is shortened by more than 4 cm; H. the lower limbs are shortened by more than 2 cm.