Safety Performance Management (Safety PM)

PARALYSIS

• Loss of movement

CRUSH INJURIES

• Part of the body is pinned or trapped
  • Victim cannot escape

SKULL, CHEST, OR ABDOMINAL INJURIES

• Confused or acts irrational or unusual
  • Impression on windshield might indicate a head injury
• Bruising, swelling, bleeding, or deformities of chest or abdomen
• Bulging eyes or veins popping in the neck

SIGNIFICANT BURNS

• Second-or third-degree burns on ten percent of body (majority of extremity, chest or back)

SEVER LACERATION

• Exposure of underlying tissue and/or oozing and active bleeding

ROKEN OR DISTORTED EXTREMITIES

• Limb is deformed
• Can see bone

When in doubt, as EMS personnel for assistance

Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria (MMUCC) 4th Edition, April 2017 * FHWA-SA-17-045

Figure 2

MMUCC CRASH REPORT

Person Data Elements
Level 1: All Person Involved

P1. Name of Person Involved

P2. Date of Birth
Date of Birth (YYYY/MM/DD)
Age

P3. Sex
01 Female
02 Male
99 Unknown

P5. Injury Status
01 (K) Fatal injury**
02 (A) Suspected Serious Injury (box around this entry)
03 (B) Suspected Minor Injury
04 (C) Possible Injury
05 (O) No Apparent Injury