Cognitively Impaired definition

Cognitively Impaired and "Cognitive Impairment" means your confusion or disorientation due to organic changes in the brain resulting in a deterioration or loss in intellectual capacity as confirmed by cognitive or other tests satisfactory to us.

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Cognitively Impaired means a person has suffered a deterioration or loss in intellectual capacity. Such loss may result from injury, sickness, Alzheimer’s disease or similar forms of senility or irreversible dementia, and is documented by clinical evidence and standardized tests that reliably measure impairment in the areas of short term memory, orientation to time, place and person, deductive or abstract reasoning, and judgement as it relates to awareness of safety.

Cognitively Impaired and "Cognitive Impairment" means the Insured's confusion or disorientation resulting from a deterioration or loss in intellectual capacity as measured and confirmed by cognitive tests satisfactory to us. The behavioral problems include, but are not limited to, wandering, abusive or assaultive behavior, poor judgment or uncooperativeness which poses a danger to self or others, and extreme or bizarre personal hygiene.

Examples of Cognitively Impaired in a sentence

Employees shall be notified of all Schedule B, C, D and E openings, excluding curriculum workshops, music programs, Hearing Impaired, Emotionally Impaired, Learning Disabled, Cognitively Impaired, Early Childhood Special Education, S.T.A.R.S. Program, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Speech and Language Impaired, Adaptive Education, and Vision Impaired.
It is recognized that this Section of the Master Agreement should be implemented when including students identified as Emotionally Impaired, Mildly Cognitively Impaired, Moderately Cognitively Impaired, Severely Cognitively-Impaired, and Autistically-Impaired.
It is recognized that students with certain impairments, e.g., (Severely Multiply Impaired - SXI, Cognitively Impaired – CI, Visually Impaired - VI, Hearing Impaired - HI, Physically Impaired – PI, Otherwise Health Impaired – OHI) may enter Lake Orion Schools in a variety of ways: transfer from another school system, return from a “center” program or begin their education in Lake Orion as a young child.
With respect to Severely Multiply Impaired (SXI), Cognitively Impaired (CI), Emotionally Impaired (EI) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) special education students, the special education teacher will have the responsibility for contacting the general education teacher(s) under section d (1) prior to the student entering the regular education classroom(s).
CI (Cognitively Impaired) is a division composed of three classifications: Moderately Cognitively Impaired, (MoCI), Severely Multiply Impaired (SXI) and Severely Cognitively Impaired (SCI), excluding designated categories.

More Definitions of Cognitively Impaired

Cognitively Impaired means affected by a cognitive impairment, as defined in Section 14522.4 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.

Cognitively Impaired means suffering from any: Clinical Trial Contractor (CRO)

Cognitively Impaired. (mentally retarded) means a disability characterized by significantly below average general cognitive functioning, concurrently with deficits in adaptive behavior, which ranges from mild to severe cognitive impairment.

Cognitively Impaired means a person having a deficiency in his or her short-term or long- term memory, orientation as to person, place, and time, deductive or abstract reasoning, or judgment as it relates to safety: Provided, That the cognitive impairment is not caused by the use of alcohol or drugs not legally prescribed by a physician; and

Cognitively Impaired means a person having a deficiency in his or her short-term or

Cognitively Impaired means having a deficiency that results in a diminished ability to solve problems, to exercise good judgment in the context of a value system, to remember, and to be aware of and respond to safety hazards;

Cognitively Impaired means having a psychiatric disorder (e.g. psychosis, neurosis, personality or behavior disorders), an organic impairment (e.g. dementia, delirium) or a developmental disorder (e.g. autism) that affects cognitive or emotional functions to the extent that capacity for judgment and reasoning is significantly diminished. Others, including persons under the influence of or dependent on drugs or alcohol, those suffering from degenerative diseases 98 affecting the brain, terminally ill patients, and persons with severely disabling physical handicaps, may also be compromised in their ability to make decisions in their best interests.