Blindness counts as a disability

Of course, even if it's a broken hand.

1. Can I get a disability certificate if I am blind in one eye?

1. Blindness in one eye cannot apply for a disability certificate, qualitative vision disability requires poor vision in both eyes, and if there is one eye vision reached, it is not considered a disability. However, if the blindness in one eye is caused by a work-related injury, the level of disability can be determined, and the blindness in one eye is generally a Grade 7 disability, and you can get the Grade 7 disability treatment of the work-related injury insurance.

2. Legal basis: Article 3 of the Measures of the People's Republic of China for the Administration of Certificates for Persons with Disabilities.

Adhere to the principle of voluntary and territorial management of the application for the disability certificate. Any person with a visual, hearing, speech, physical, intellectual, psychiatric or multiple disability who meets the criteria for disability can apply for a disability certificate.

Article 8: The application form for the certificate of persons with disabilities of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the application form) and the Disability Assessment Form of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the assessment form) shall be used to apply for the certificate of persons with disabilities.

2. What are the criteria for visual disability?

The visual disability criteria are as follows:

1. Blindness, first-degree blindness, best corrected visual acuity is lower; or the radius of the field of view is less than 5 degrees. Second-degree blindness, best-corrected visual acuity equal to or better than or below or less than 10 degrees radius of visual field;

2. Low visual acuity, first-class low visual acuity, best corrected visual acuity equal to or better than the, and lower than. Grade II low visual acuity, best corrected visual acuity equal to or better than below.

In principle, one eye does not apply for a disability certificate.

Disability Standards in accordance with the Second National Sample Survey of Persons with Disabilities

Predominantly visual disability: Visual disability refers to low and uncorrectable binocular vision due to various reasons, or a narrowing of the visual field, which affects the person's daily life and social participation.

Visual impairment includes blindness and low vision.

1.Blindness or low vision refers to both eyes, and if the vision of both eyes is different, the one with the better vision will prevail. If only one eye is blind or has low vision, and the other eye has visual acuity or better, it is not classified as visual impairment.

2.Best corrected visual acuity is the best visual acuity that can be achieved with proper lens correction, or pinhole vision.

3.A person with a 10-degree radius of visual field centered on the fixation point is blind regardless of his or her visual acuity.

No, if you lose your eyeballs, you can't, alas, there is no way to do it, I want to do it too.

Reason: As long as the corrected vision reaches a certain standard, it cannot be regarded as a disability in our country.

Visual impairment is due to a variety of reasons that lead to binocular vision impairment or narrowing of the visual field, and it is difficult for the average person to perform work, study or other activities. There are two types of visual disabilities: blind and low vision.

1. Level 1 blindness: the best corrected visual acuity of a good eye is lower than, or the radius of the visual field is less than 5 degrees.

2. Second-degree blindness: the best corrected visual acuity of a good eye is equal to or better, and the radius of the visual field is less than 10 degrees for a low eye.

3. Low visual acuity: The best corrected visual acuity of the good eye is equal to or better than that, but lower than.

4. Second-level low vision: the best corrected visual acuity of a good eye is equal to or better than that, but lower than.

Whether a person who is blind in one eye is disabled or not needs to be determined on a case-by-case basis.

If you are blind in one eye as a result of an accidental injury or illness and the other eye is healthy, you may not be considered a disability.

However, if a person who is blind in one eye loses the function of both eyes as a result, resulting in visual impairment, visual impairment, or limited visual vision, the condition may be considered a disability.

Therefore, whether a person who is blind in one eye is considered disabled needs to be determined on a case-by-case basis, and if it is necessary to apply for a disability certificate, it is recommended to consult the relevant local authorities or professional bodies. Silver touch.

First of all, the specific positioning of positive disability is subject to disability assessment before it can be finally confirmed.

However, if the blindness of both eyes means that both eyes have no sense of light or only light perception but the light positioning is inaccurate, then the total blindness of both eyes is a first-class disability, and the first-level disability classification standard is that they are completely unable to take care of themselves in daily life, their consciousness disappears, all activities are restricted and they are bedridden, and their social skills are completely lost.

Article 1 of the Disability Rating Assessment Standards

1. First-class disability.

1.Unable to take care of oneself in daily life, and relying on the help of others or the use of specialized facilities, otherwise life cannot be sustained;

2.loss of consciousness;

3.Restricted activities and bed confinement;

4.Completely lost the ability to move the mountain.