Expertise Reduced Ability to Work Capabilities in the Consequences of Politraum

Abstract

After injury to several parts of the body, in the case of the injured, the consequences that are of importance for working function can be left behind.
Judicial practice encounters a mere “mapping” of the consequences of several physical injuries in the workplace, without considering the different demands of work tasks and their intensities and their simple addition.
It is necessary to make a statement about the percentage of functional body disturbances and the severity of physical labor and the time when performing work in artificial limitation.
Functional parts of the body are needed for successful work, especially those who are most involved in performing specific tasks.
Work ability is more reduced by damage to the dominant body functions for a particular job, and less physical damage to those functions that are less involved in doing the job (complementary).
The paper describes the procedure of artificial inferiority after a multiple injuries (politraum) by respecting the individuality of the injured person, determining the physical effort, the intensity of the work tasks, the chronometry of the operations, the corresponding complex.
By examining the work requirements and the consequences of the injuries, the occupational medicine expert determines the qualification of the dominant effect (D) and applies it to the full scoreboard and qualifications for complementary consequences (K) and applies them according to the “drop-down menu of ½, 1/4, 1/8 full table Values ​​“.
By the procedure shown in the practice of reduced working abilities after the politraum, the occupational medicine expert respects the gravity of physical labor and its duration, the role of the injured part of the body in the particular work by its dominance or complementarity, the importation of the dominance of the extremities, and the competence in the specific work. 291