Category of injuries | Cause-specific injuries according to the GBD |
A. Transport injuries | |
1. Transport injuries | C.1.1 Road injuries: C.1.1.1 Pedestrian road injuries C.1.1.2 Cyclist road injuries C.1.1.3 Motorcyclist road injuries C.1.1.4 Motor vehicle road injuries C.1.1.5 Other road injuries C.1.2 Other transport injuries |
B. Unintentional injuries | |
1. Falls | C.2.1 Falls |
2. Drowning | C.2.2 Drowning |
3. Burn | C.2.3 Fire, heat and hot substances |
4. Poisonings | C.2.4 Poisonings: C.2.4.1 Poisoning by carbon monoxide C.2.3.2 Poisoning by other means |
5. Exposure to mechanical forces | C.2.5 Exposure to mechanical forces: C.2.5.1 Unintentional firearm injuries C.2.5.2 Other exposure to mechanical forces |
6. Adverse effects of medical treatment | C.2.6 Adverse effects of medical treatment |
7. Animal related | C.2.7 Animal contact: C.2.7.1 Venomous animal contact C.2.7.2 Non-venomous animal contact |
8. Foreign body | C.2.8 Foreign body: C.2.8.1 Pulmonary aspiration and foreign body in airway C.2.8.2 Foreign body in eyes C.2.8.3 Foreign body in other body part |
9. Environmental heat and cold exposure | C.2.9 Environmental heat and cold exposure |
10. Forces of nature | C.2.10 Exposure to forces of nature |
11. Other unintentional injuries | C.2.11 Other unintentional injuries |
C. Intentional injuries | |
1. Self-harm | C.3.1 Self-harm: C.3.1.1 Self-harm by firearm C.3.1.2 Self-harm by other specified means |
2. Interpersonal violence | C.3.2 Interpersonal violence: C.3.2.1 Physical violence by firearm C.3.2.2 Physical violence by sharp object C.3.2.3 Sexual violence C.3.2.4 Physical violence by other means |
3. Conflict and terrorism | C.3.3 Conflict and terrorism C.3.4 Executions and police conflict |
GBD, Global Burden of Disease Study.