Functional limitation definition

Functional limitation means a reduced ability or lack of abili- ty to perform an action or activity in the manner or within the range considered to be normal.

Functional limitation means the inability to perform a normal activity. "Physician" means a provider of physician services as defined in 42 CFR 440.50.

Functional limitation means restriction of the ability to perform a physical action, activity, or task in an efficient, typically expected or competent manner.

Examples of Functional limitation in a sentence

• Functional limitation refers to the aspects of a disability that interfere with an individual’s ability to function in some capacity on a regular and continuing basis.Accommodations for the Senior Candidate Examination will only be considered with appropriate documentation.

• Functional limitation immediately after cast immobilization and closed reduction of distal radius fractures: Preliminary report.

• Functional limitation means something that is intrinsic to the individual (equivalent to “capacity” in the ICF).

• Definition: Functional limitation that interferes with daily functioning (particularly with activities of daily living), or places the resident at risk of injury.

• Functional limitation studies commonly reported walking and standing balance improvements.

More Definitions of Functional limitation

Functional limitation means the effects of the disability on learning and in the learning environment that prevent a student from completing a task or a range of tasks, whether simple or complex, that affect academic functioning. Functional limitations are used to identify reasonable accommodations in lieu of asking for diagnoses.

Functional limitation means a limitation imposed by a disability that impedes or limits an individual’s functioning in an employment setting.

Functional limitation means the functions or acts a person cannot do, resulting from a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits a major life activity.

Functional limitation means the impact of impairment on the ability to perform basic work activities in a routine job setting, including the areas of cognitive and social functioning outlined in WAC 388-449-0020, and the exertional limitations, functional physical capacity, non-exertional physical limitations, and functional limitations defined in WAC 388-449-0030.

Functional limitation means limitations on a claimant's sustained exertional, nonexertional, mental and sensory abilities, realistically evaluated in a work-like environment, caused by claimant's impairment or combination of impairments, as individually assessed by the Secretary in each claimant's case;

Functional limitation. Any limitations imposed on an individual as a result of their disabling physical or mental medical condition/s that creates a workplace barrier. Such barriers include, but are not limited to, performing job tasks; accessing benefits or privileges of employment; or, accessing the application process.

Functional limitation means the inability to perform a normal activity.