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Types of Physical Disabilities

Physical disabilities impact movement, coordination, or body function and can be congenital or acquired. They are categorized into congenital, acquired, neurological, musculoskeletal, and sensory disabilities, each with specific examples. Early intervention, rehabilitation, and assistive technology are essential for improving the quality of life for individuals with these disabilities.

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Types of Physical Disabilities

Physical disabilities impact movement, coordination, or body function and can be congenital or acquired. They are categorized into congenital, acquired, neurological, musculoskeletal, and sensory disabilities, each with specific examples. Early intervention, rehabilitation, and assistive technology are essential for improving the quality of life for individuals with these disabilities.

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Types of Physical Disabilities

Categories and Overview


What are Physical Disabilities?
• Physical disabilities affect movement,
coordination, or body function.
• They can be congenital (from birth) or
acquired (due to injury or illness).
Categories of Physical Disabilities
• - Congenital Disabilities
• - Acquired Disabilities
• - Neurological Disabilities
• - Musculoskeletal Disabilities
• - Sensory Disabilities
Congenital Disabilities
• - Present at birth due to genetic factors or
prenatal issues.
• Examples:
• • Cerebral Palsy
• • Spina Bifida
• • Congenital Limb Deficiencies
Acquired Disabilities
• - Develop after birth due to injury, disease, or
aging.
• Examples:
• • Spinal Cord Injury
• • Limb Amputation
• • Stroke
• • Post-Polio Syndrome
Neurological Disabilities
• - Caused by damage to the nervous system.
• Examples:
• • Multiple Sclerosis
• • Parkinson’s Disease
• • ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)
• • Stroke (Brain Injury)
Musculoskeletal Disabilities
• - Affect muscles, bones, joints, and
movement.
• Examples:
• • Arthritis
• • Muscular Dystrophy
• • Scoliosis
• • Limb Deformities
• • Chronic Back Pain
Sensory Disabilities
• - Affect vision or hearing, limiting sensory
function.
• Examples:
• • Blindness/Low Vision
• • Deafness/Hearing Loss
• • Deafblindness
Conclusion
• - Physical disabilities vary widely and require
different support.
• - Early intervention and rehabilitation improve
quality of life.
• - Assistive technology plays a crucial role in
accessibility.

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