Sch 14, s 61
CurrentMinor injury to the digestive system not caused by trauma
Schedule 14Ranges of injury scale values
Part 5Injuries to internal organs
Division 6Injuries to digestive system
Subdivision 2Injuries not caused by trauma
61 Minor injury to the digestive system not caused by trauma
| Examples of the injury | 0 to 2 | ||
| • disabling pain, cramps and diarrhoea, ongoing for days or weeks | |||
| • a localised infection, requiring antibiotic treatment, that heals within 6 weeks after the start of treatment | |||
| • an adverse response to the administration of a drug, causing any of the following continuing over a period of not more than 7 days, and not requiring hospitalisation— | |||
| (a) vomiting; | |||
| (b) shortness of breath; | |||
| (c) hypertension; | |||
| (d) skin irritation | |||
| • intermittent abdominal pain for up to 6 months caused by a delay in diagnosis of an injury to the digestive system |
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