Injury/Illness Severity Lookup Table

Outdoor Ed — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 05:02:25 GMT

Current Revision posted to Incident Database Project by Outdoor Ed on 2/6/2009 12:02:25 AM

Severity Level for the Injury or Illness

SeverityID	SeverityLevel	SeverityType	SeverityDescription	SampleInjury	SampleIllness	SamplePropertyDamage	SampleEnvironmentalDamage	SampleEmotionalDamage	Active
1	1	1 - Minor	Minor	Splinters, insect bites, stings	Minor irritant	Minor cost	Littering	Temporary embarrassment	<input id="ctl00_MainColumn_GridView6_ctl02_ctl00" name="ctl00$MainColumn$GridView6$ctl02$ctl00" checked="checked" disabled="disabled" type="checkbox">
2	2	2 - Moderate	Moderate	Lacerations, frostnip, minor burns, mild concussion	Mild flu, migraine	<$50	Minor damage to environment that will quickly recover	Temporary embarrassment with peers	<input id="ctl00_MainColumn_GridView6_ctl03_ctl00" name="ctl00$MainColumn$GridView6$ctl03$ctl00" checked="checked" disabled="disabled" type="checkbox">
3	3	3 - Serious	Serious	Fractures, dislocations, frostbite, major burn	Flu, gastroenteritis, vomiting	>$100	Scorched campsite, plant damage	Shown up in front of group	<input id="ctl00_MainColumn_GridView6_ctl04_ctl00" name="ctl00$MainColumn$GridView6$ctl04$ctl00" checked="checked" disabled="disabled" type="checkbox">
4	4	4 - Severe	Severe	Arterial bleeding, severe hypo/hyperthermia	Infection or illness causing loss of consciousness, serious medical emergency	>$500	Burnt shrubs, cut life branches to burn, washed group dishes in stream, etc	Does not want to participate again in this session	<input id="ctl00_MainColumn_GridView6_ctl05_ctl00" name="ctl00$MainColumn$GridView6$ctl05$ctl00" checked="checked" disabled="disabled" type="checkbox">
5	5	5 - Critical	Critical	Spinal damage, concussion	Major illness requiring hospitalisation	>$2,000	Walked through sensitive ecological area destroying some plant life	Wants to leave group. A lot of work to bring back in.	<input id="ctl00_MainColumn_GridView6_ctl06_ctl00" name="ctl00$MainColumn$GridView6$ctl06$ctl00" checked="checked" disabled="disabled" type="checkbox">
6	6	6 - Unsurvivable	Unsurvivable	Single death	Single death	>$8,000	Destroyed/killed some example of flora/fauna	Leaves group and requires on site counseling	<input id="ctl00_MainColumn_GridView6_ctl07_ctl00" name="ctl00$MainColumn$GridView6$ctl07$ctl00" checked="checked" disabled="disabled" type="checkbox">
7	7	7 - Major impact	Major impact on individual(s) that would mean they were unable to continue with large parts of the programme	Arterial bleeding, severe hypo/hyperthermia	Infection or illness causing loss of consciousness, serious medical emergency	>$20,000	Killed, destroyed or polluted small area of environment	Therapy/counseling required by professional	<input id="ctl00_MainColumn_GridView6_ctl08_ctl00" name="ctl00$MainColumn$GridView6$ctl08$ctl00" disabled="disabled" type="checkbox">
8	8	8 - Life changing effect	Life changing effect on individual(s) or death	Spinal damage, concussion	Major illness requiring hospitalisation	>$50,000	Killed example of protected species	Long term therapy required after incident	<input id="ctl00_MainColumn_GridView6_ctl09_ctl00" name="ctl00$MainColumn$GridView6$ctl09$ctl00" disabled="disabled" type="checkbox">
9	9	9 - Life changing effect	Life changing effect on individual(s) or death	Single death	Single Death	> $250,000	Fire or pollution etc resulting in area of wilderness being destroyed	Suicide because of incident	<input id="ctl00_MainColumn_GridView6_ctl10_ctl00" name="ctl00$MainColumn$GridView6$ctl10$ctl00" disabled="disabled" type="checkbox">
10	10	10 - Life changing effect	Life changing effect on individual(s) or death	Multiple fatality	Multiple fatality	> $1,000,000	Killed example of protected species