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 that, due to sickness or injury, an eligible student:
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.
Examples of Functional Disability in a sentence
Functional disability 5 years after acute respiratory distress syndrome.
More Definitions of Functional Disability
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 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 a deficit that rises to the level of impairment in one or more of the following areas: self-care; activities of daily living; interpersonal relations; or adaptation to change or task performance in work or work-like settings.
Functional Disability means difficulty in performing activities of daily living because of: