How is a victim with less than 5 percent Body Surface Area affected by a blister agent and minor eye irritation classified?

A victim with less than 5 percent Body Surface Area affected by a blister agent and experiencing minor eye irritation is classified as minimal. This classification reflects the severity of the injuries and the level of medical intervention likely required.

In cases where less than 5 percent of the body is affected by a blistering agent, it indicates that the injury is relatively minor in relation to total body harm. Minor eye irritation further supports this classification, as it does not denote serious eye damage. Therefore, the overall impact on the victim is considered to be low, allowing for a categorization of "minimal" rather than a more severe classification.

This classification helps prioritize care and resources in emergency situations, distinguishing between those who need immediate, intensive treatment and those who can be managed with less urgent care.