Functional disability definition
Functional disability means an irreversible and serious limitation of a person’s physical or mental capacity or of their skills that prevents the person from living independently.
Functional disability means any long-term limitation resulting from an illness, health condition, or impairment that affects a person’s ability to perform certain activities of daily living without substantial assistance or supervision.
Functional disability means that, due to sickness or injury, an eligible student:
Examples of Functional disability in a sentence
Functional disability Functional disability is measured by the Health Assessment Questionnaire and in North America the American College of Rheumatology Functional class, and acts as a surrogate for an individual’s activity or fitness.
More Definitions of Functional disability
Functional disability means a deficit or deficits in the capacity to perform the activities of daily living and/or the instrumental activities of daily living of sufficient magnitude that alone, or in conjunction with certain health conditions, constitutes a need for the level of care LTSS typically provided in an institutional setting.
Functional disability means a physical, mental or cognitive condition requiring continuous care or supervision in completing ac- tivities of daily living or instrumental activities for daily living.
Functional disability means a severe, chronic disability which:
Functional disability means a physical, mental or cog- nitive condition requiring continuous care or supervision in completing activities of daily living or instrumental activities for daily living.
Functional disability means difficulty in performing activities of daily living because of: