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functional limitation

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functional limitation,
n according to the World Health Organization (WHO), any health problem that prevents a person from completing a range of tasks, whether simple or complex.


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43,44) The LLFDI is a self-report questionnaire specifically designed to evaluate the functional limitation and disability components of the disablement model.
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There was a significant relationship between the types of functional limitation and the number and type of accommodations received.
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After the addition of sildenafil, she improved to NYHA I and continues to exercise and swim with no significant functional limitation.
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