There are several different types of injuries which may be sustained in an assault case: bodily injury, significant bodily injury, and serious bodily injury. Causing bodily injury is the lowest amount, which includes virtually any type of physical pain, impairment of physical condition, or illness. Significant bodily injury is one level greater, encompassing bodily injuries that cause temporary loss of function of organs or body parts, or temporary loss of the ability to see, hear, touch, taste, or smell. The most severe assault cases involve serious bodily injury, referring to actions that create a substantial risk of fatality or result in permanent disfigurement, long-term impairment or loss of function of any body part or organ.