Utah Code Title 76. Utah Criminal Code § 76-5-109. Child abuse

(I) seriously impairs the child's health;

(II) involves physical torture;

(III) causes serious emotional harm to the child; or

(IV) involves a substantial risk of death to the child.

(I) fracture of any bone or bones;

(II) intracranial bleeding, swelling or contusion of the brain, whether caused by blows, shaking, or causing the child's head to impact with an object or surface;

(III) any burn, including burns inflicted by hot water, or those caused by placing a hot object upon the skin or body of the child;

(IV) any injury caused by use of a dangerous weapon;

(V) any combination of two or more physical injuries inflicted by the same person, either at the same time or on different occasions;

(VI) any damage to internal organs of the body;

(VII) any conduct toward a child that results in severe emotional harm, severe developmental delay or intellectual disability, or severe impairment of the child's ability to function;

(VIII) any injury that creates a permanent disfigurement or protracted loss or impairment of the function of a bodily member, limb, or organ;

(IX) any impediment of the breathing or the circulation of blood by application of pressure to the neck, throat, or chest, or by the obstruction of the nose or mouth, that is likely to produce a loss of consciousness;

(X) any conduct that results in starvation or failure to thrive or malnutrition that jeopardizes the child's life; or

(XI) unconsciousness caused by the unlawful infliction of a brain injury or unlawfully causing any deprivation of oxygen to the brain.