impairment
kemerosotan
definition
noun
a degree of physical or mental impairment
the state or fact of being impaired, especially in a specified faculty.
example
The patient clearly had marked 'impairment' of cognitive and memory functions.
None of them were apparently suffering from any disease or health 'impairment' .
His head injuries resulted in severe memory loss and general mental 'impairment' .
Keep this in mind, particularly if you're feeling any kind of dizziness or hearing 'impairment' .
Negative likelihood ratios were zero or close to it, showing no hearing 'impairment' when the test is negative.
The effect was accompanied by memory 'impairment' and high levels of the stress hormone cortisol.
memory 'impairment'
Later, it was said that they affected the brain and could cause memory 'impairment' .
Here is where I feel the need to point out the difference between disability and 'impairment' .
a degree of physical or mental 'impairment'
Children may have other disabilities like physical 'impairment' or they may be autistic.
It includes specialist guides for example, on working with people with brain injuries or visual 'impairment' .
Hearing and visual 'impairment' along with the spasticity of his limbs have not reined in the artist in him.
If he does, he must be suffering from some serious mental 'impairment' .
Genetic reasons and diseases can cause hearing 'impairment' , according to the doctor.
a degree of physical or mental 'impairment'
Depression seems to be a concomitant symptom of cognitive 'impairment' rather than an independent risk factor.
The developing debate about the genetic causes of disease and 'impairment' is nothing compared to the rows that are in store.
Psychologically he appeared normal today and there was no evident 'impairment' of memory or intellect.
From an early age, Smith had a serious hearing 'impairment' that made it difficult to understand her speech.
His ability to sue for lost earning capacity and physical 'impairment' is now right out the window.
Diagnosing hearing 'impairment' in all infants before the age of six months is the aim of the study.
Speech and language 'impairment' can often fall into the same category.
a speech 'impairment'
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