The digital health firm Amino identified the most disproportionately common physical injuries in each state and Washington, D.C.
To compile the list, Amino examined insurance claims data from 2012 to 2016 and grouped various medical billing codes into specific injury types, reports Fortune.
Open wounds and bruising represented the top industry in every state except Colorado, where falls were most common.
To name the most distinctive injuries in each state, the firm assessed injury recurrence rates in each state and compared them to the national average.
Here's the breakdown.
Alabama — Chest injury
Alaska — Sprained knee
Arizona — Motor vehicle accident
Arkansas — Motor vehicle accident
California — Motor vehicle accident
Colorado — Suffocation
Connecticut — Sprained back
Delaware — Rotator cuff sprain
Florida — Head injury
Georgia — Motor vehicle accident
Hawaii — Scrape
Idaho — Suffocation
Illinois — Facial injury
Indiana — Struck by object
Iowa —Arm injury
Kansas — Insect bite
Kentucky — Fall
Louisiana — Facial injury
Maine — Broken ankle
Maryland — Sprained hand
Massachusetts — Concussion
Michigan — Hand injury
Minnesota — Spine dislocation
Mississippi — Chest injury
Missouri — Animal bite
Montana — Sprained knee
Nebraska — Overexertion
Nevada — Suffocation
New Hampshire — Sprained knee
New Jersey — Sprained hand
New Mexico — Suffocation
New York — Knee injury
North Carolina — Insect bite
North Dakota — Overexertion
Ohio — Sprained back
Oklahoma — Rotator cuff sprain
Oregon — Sprained back
Pennsylvania — Chest injury
Rhode Island — Sprained neck
South Carolina — Chest injury
South Dakota — Spine dislocation
Tennessee — Motor vehicle accident
Texas — Insect bite
Utah — Suffocation
Vermont — Spine dislocation
Virginia — Insect bite
Washington — Spine dislocation
Washington, D.C. — Facial injury
West Virginia — Back injury
Wisconsin — Spine dislocation
Wyoming — Suffocation