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Answer: A - In this case, the only injury that would constitute as “critical” under OHSA guidelines is one that results in loss of consciousness. As defined under the OHSA, a “critical injury” is one that is potentially fatal or serious in nature. While amputation or fracture of a limb (arm or leg) is considered critical, injuries to the hands, feet, ankles, wrists or digits are not listed as critical. Likewise, burns are only considered to be “critical injuries” if they affect a large portion of the body.