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What is the main focus during the stage of consequences in disease progression?
What is the main focus during the stage of consequences in disease progression?
- Spontaneous resolution
- Impairment and disability (correct)
- Settling down with sequels
- Resulting in death
Which stage involves the restriction or lack of ability to perform an activity in a normal manner?
Which stage involves the restriction or lack of ability to perform an activity in a normal manner?
- Stage of disabilities
- Stage of consequences (correct)
- Stage of impairments
- Stage of terminations
What does the term 'handicap' refer to in the context of disease progression?
What does the term 'handicap' refer to in the context of disease progression?
- Resulting in death of the patient
- Involvement of other organs within the same region
- Definite disadvantages due to an impairment or disability (correct)
- Progressive impairment
In what stage does disease termination result in the death of the patient?
In what stage does disease termination result in the death of the patient?
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Which situation would classify as a permanent impairment?
Which situation would classify as a permanent impairment?
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Which term applies to the abnormality affecting psychological, physiological, or anatomical function?
Which term applies to the abnormality affecting psychological, physiological, or anatomical function?
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What is the key difference between impairment and disability?
What is the key difference between impairment and disability?
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'Visible or invisible', 'temporary or permanent', 'progressive or regressive' are characteristics associated with which term?
'Visible or invisible', 'temporary or permanent', 'progressive or regressive' are characteristics associated with which term?
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'Loss of foot' would be categorized under which term?
'Loss of foot' would be categorized under which term?
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