Übersetzung für "Mental impairment" in Deutsch

Does she have a mental impairment of some kind?

Generally speaking, these are classes for children with a slight mental impairment.

First of all, mental impairment does include brain damage.

Yes, and it goes to that criteria under the mental impairment.

The disability may be the result of mental or physical impairment or an impairment of the mind.

The amount of the veterans' pension varies according to the nature of the physical or mental impairment.

ASH Berlin supports people with disabilities, chronic illnesses and/or mental impairment with their studies.

In most countries, at least one person in 10 is disabled by physical, mental or sensory impairment.

In many cases, people with some form of mental impairment are particularly likely to be ostracized or neglected by society.

Parliament has also expressed deep concern about the application of the death penalty to minors and to people suffering from mental or intellectual impairment and has called for it to be brought to an end swiftly and permanently.

Expected period of physical or mental impairment due to congenital malformation, long-term illness or body injury is over 12 months

According to Polish law, persons who are under 16 are treated as disabled if they have physical or mental impairment during an expected period exceeding 12 months, due to congenital malformation, long-term illness or bodily injury and they require permanent care or support to fulfil basic living needs, in a manner that is appropriate for a person of their age.

According to Polish law, persons may belong to one of three groups of disability due to physical or mental impairment: advanced, intermediate and light.

For the purposes of paragraph 1 of this Article, a person has a disability if he has a physical or mental impairment that is, or is likely to be, permanent.

Decreased appetite, anxiety or worsened anxiety, hallucinations, inability to fall or stay asleep, agitation, disorientation, depression or worsened depression, nervousness, mood swings, mental status changes (thinking abnormal, confusion), paranoia, irritability, worsened confusion, difficulty with learning, memory or thinking, reflexes absent or impaired, problems expressing or understanding words, slurred speech, difficulty with speech or loss of ability to speak, sluggishness, balance or coordination impaired, burning sensation, increased pain sensitivity, reduced level of consciousness (unresponsive or almost unconscious), sedation, difficulty in concentrating, problems with the sense of smell, odd or no sense of taste, shaking, pins and needles, double vision, visual disturbance, intolerance to light, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), dizziness or spinning sensation, lightheadedness or dizziness when standing, low blood pressure, shortness of breath, dry mouth, abdominal pain, worsened nausea, diarrhoea, constipation, sweating, itching, muscle weakness, muscle spasms, muscle cramp, muscle or joint pain, difficult or painful urination, difficulty starting or controlling urination, feeling jittery, falling, pain or pain exacerbated, fatigue, feeling cold, swelling of the face, legs or feet, chest pain, fever, blood chemistry changes, mental impairment and weight decreased.

According to non-government groups and other humanitarian workers, many North Korean children are showing signs of mental impairment as the lack of essential vitamins takes its toll.

This cycle disproportionately affects infants and young children, who suffer devastating consequences from malnutrition, including mental impairment, difficulty learning in school, and poor health generally.

Before walking through the "END" the visitor had to sign a release form that stated that they understood they were entering of their own accord into an environment with "steep ladders, narrow and/or totally dark rooms which may cause physical and/or mental impairment".