impairments
n. countablen. physical or mental conditions that make it harder for someone to do things that most people can do easily. These can affect how you see, hear, move, or think.
n. diminished states of physical or mental function that limit an individual's ability to perform tasks or interact with their environment. Often used in medical or legal contexts to describe specific deficits in sensory, cognitive, or motor abilities.
The school provides extra support for students with hearing impairments.
The building was renovated to ensure that visitors with mobility impairments could access every floor without assistance.
Legislative frameworks often distinguish between temporary injuries and permanent impairments when determining the level of workplace compensation required for long-term rehabilitation.
Usually appears in the plural when referring to the general category of disabilities or medical conditions.