text: # Simple Finger Injury Calculation Examples
  
  For these examples, we assumed the injury took place in January 2020 and the employee is entitled to the maximum rate of \$362.00.
  
  Maximum Weekly PPD Rates for other dates of injury
  
  ## PPD rating by doctor:
  
  1% to the distal joint, left ring finger, and 4% to the middle joint, left ring finger:
  
  Start with the most distal joint (in this case, the distal joint):
  
  • 1% X 6 weeks (per schedule) = .06 weeks (distal joint)
  • Then, subtract the .06 weeks from 15 weeks (ring finger, middle joint, per schedule)= 14.94 weeks
  • 14.94 weeks X 4% (for middle joint rating) = .6 weeks
  • plus 20% of .06 weeks (the equal or lesser injury)=.01 weeks
  • .06 wks (distal) + .6 wks (middle) + .01 wks (multiple) = .67 weeks X \$362.00=\$242.54
  
  "Only related to loss of PIP joint extension;" left little finger, middle joint lacks 11 degrees extension. Uninjured right little finger has range of motion (rom) of 0 to 90 degrees at middle joint:
  
  • 11/90 (normal rom) =.122, or 12.2%
  • 12.2% loss of extension, middle joint is equal to 3% loss of use per DWD 80.32
  • 3% X 16 weeks (per schedule) =.48 weeks
  • .48 weeks X \$362.00 = \$173.76
  
  Right index finger 45 degrees loss of flexion at the proximal joint, plus an additional 2% for loss of sensation; right middle finger 5% at the proximal joint for loss of sensation; Uninjured left index finger has rom of 0 to 90 degrees at proximal joint:
  
  • 45/90 (normal rom) =.5, or 50%
  • 50% loss of flexion, index finger proximal joint is equal to 25% loss of use per DWD 80.32
  • 25% + 2% (for additional assigned by doctor) = 27% loss of use
  • 27% X 50 weeks (per schedule) = 13.5 weeks
  • 5% X 35 weeks (per schedule) = 1.75 weeks (right middle finger rating)
  • plus 100% of 1.75 weeks (the equal or lesser injury)= 1.75 weeks
  • 13.5 wks (rt index prox) + 1.75 wks (rt middle finger prox) + 1.75 weeks (multiple) =17 wks X \$282.00 = \$4794.00
  
  PPD is to be paid at a rate of \$1568.67 a month until sum of it has been paid.
explanation: The document contains multiple examples of calculations related to workers' compensation for finger injuries. Each example includes a detailed step-by-step calculation to determine the compensation amount based on the percentage of injury and the maximum weekly PPD rates. The document does not contain any explicit questions but rather provides answers to hypothetical scenarios.
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distilabel_metadata.content: # Simple Finger Injury Calculation Examples
  
  For these examples, we assumed the injury took place in January 2020 and the employee is entitled to the maximum rate of \$362.00.
  
  Maximum Weekly PPD Rates for other dates of injury
  
  ## PPD rating by doctor:
  
  1% to the distal joint, left ring finger, and 4% to the middle joint, left ring finger:
  
  Start with the most distal joint (in this case, the distal joint):
  
  • 1% X 6 weeks (per schedule) = .06 weeks (distal joint)
  • Then, subtract the .06 weeks from 15 weeks (ring finger, middle joint, per schedule)= 14.94 weeks
  • 14.94 weeks X 4% (for middle joint rating) = .6 weeks
  • plus 20% of .06 weeks (the equal or lesser injury)=.01 weeks
  • .06 wks (distal) + .6 wks (middle) + .01 wks (multiple) = .67 weeks X \$362.00=\$242.54
  
  "Only related to loss of PIP joint extension;" left little finger, middle joint lacks 11 degrees extension. Uninjured right little finger has range of motion (rom) of 0 to 90 degrees at middle joint:
  
  • 11/90 (normal rom) =.122, or 12.2%
  • 12.2% loss of extension, middle joint is equal to 3% loss of use per DWD 80.32
  • 3% X 16 weeks (per schedule) =.48 weeks
  • .48 weeks X \$362.00 = \$173.76
  
  Right index finger 45 degrees loss of flexion at the proximal joint, plus an additional 2% for loss of sensation; right middle finger 5% at the proximal joint for loss of sensation; Uninjured left index finger has rom of 0 to 90 degrees at proximal joint:
  
  • 45/90 (normal rom) =.5, or 50%
  • 50% loss of flexion, index finger proximal joint is equal to 25% loss of use per DWD 80.32
  • 25% + 2% (for additional assigned by doctor) = 27% loss of use
  • 27% X 50 weeks (per schedule) = 13.5 weeks
  • 5% X 35 weeks (per schedule) = 1.75 weeks (right middle finger rating)
  • plus 100% of 1.75 weeks (the equal or lesser injury)= 1.75 weeks
  • 13.5 wks (rt index prox) + 1.75 wks (rt middle finger prox) + 1.75 weeks (multiple) =17 wks X \$282.00 = \$4794.00
  
  PPD is to be paid at a rate of \$1568.67 a month until sum of it has been paid.
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