69L-3.009, F.A.C.

69L-3.009. Injuries that Qualify as Grievous Bodily Harm of a Nature that Shocks the Conscience

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Cite as Fla. Admin. Code r. 69L-3.009

For purposes of determining the compensability of employment-related posttraumtic stress disorder for first responders and correctional officers, the following injuries qualify as grievous bodily harm of a nature that shocks the conscience: (1) Decapitation (full or partial), (2) Degloving, (3) Enucleation, (4) Evisceration, (5) Exposure of one or more of the following internal organs: (a) Brain, (b) Heart, (c) Intestines, (d) Kidneys, (e) Liver, or (f) Lungs (6) Impalement, (7) Severance (full or partial), and (8) Third degree burn on 9% or more of the body.
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