2. Nutrition expenses According to the disability of the victim, if the injury is obviously minor and hospitalization is not needed, nutrition expenses will generally not be compensated. Those who are slightly injured or more shall be compensated for nutrition expenses, and the compensation period shall be from the date of injury to the date of basic recovery of the injury. The common cases that need to compensate for nutritional expenses are: (1) those with excessive bleeding during trauma or operation (generally more than 400 ml); (2) the old, the weak and the sick; (3) digestive system dysfunction, such as partial or total gastrointestinal resection, liver rupture or partial or total resection; (4) Dysfunction of digestion and absorption caused by other reasons; (5) People who can't eat normally and need noses.
3. Refer to the appraisal opinions of medical institutions or forensic doctors. Reference to the opinions of medical institutions is the premise of judicial interpretation of traffic accident handling procedures. The nutritional opinions of medical institutions should be based on the needs of adjuvant therapy. If the medical institution does not issue nutrition opinions, it can be presumed that it does not need adjuvant treatment, and the nutrition expenses will not be compensated.
Legal basis: Article 11 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Personal Injury Compensation Cases is determined according to the disability of the victim and referring to the opinions of medical institutions.