### condition | impairment:

Mobility impairment
* are the most visible disabilities.
* occurs at the same rate for both populations.

Physical impairment
* cause dangerous behavior.
* condition, which limits a child s physical abilities.

Renal impairment
* Some renal impairment has excretion.
* affects the clearance of metoclopramide.
* appears to be reversible with cessation of drug administration.
* is an absolute contraindication, as is acute or chronic metabolic acidosis.
* occurs in kidney transplant patients.
* reduces protein binding.

Speech impairment
* is also a very common byproduct of paralysis
  - common in people who have had strokes
* range from articulation or voice difficulties to being totally non-vocal.
* vary widely in their cause, effect, and treatment.

Vision impairment
* can isolate and limit an individual's mobility.
* includes poor eyesight, blindness and dyslexia.
* is more than just total loss of sight.
* predicts five-year mortality.
* ranges from total blindness to partial sight.

### condition | impairment:

Visual impairment
* All visual impairments increase with age.
* affects children across the ability range.
* can limit a person's ability to work, go to school, and drive
  - range from partial vision to total blindness
  - result from lesions anywhere along the visual pathway
* follows from retinal destruction, optic nerve involvement, and retinal detachment.
* frequent complication of diabetes.
* has a variety of implications for child development.
* indicates partial vision, also referred to as partial sight.
* is disability
  - diseases
  - much more common than many people think
  - one of the ten most common disabilities in America
  - the least prevalent disability in children
* low prevalence disability.
* means total or partial loss of sight.
* occurs with leakage of serous fluid or bleeding in the area.
* prevent a person from seeing normally.
* refers to sight that has less quality, strength, or value than normal.
* varies greatly.

### condition:

Impurity
* Impurities also control the growth rate.
* Impurities are conditions
  - lethal to single-cell mouse embryos
  - located in water
  - mainly chlorine, water, and traces of organic material
  - mostly residual carbon created during production
  - thoseflaws in one's character which stand in the way of achieving that purpose
  - waste
* Impurities can cause diarrhea and other problems
  - change dramatically the properties of certain materials
* Impurities can have dynamic effects
  - impart a blue-green color to it
  - slightly alter physical properties such as color
  - cause color in the stone, and several varieties exhibit fluorescence
  - enter the blood stream and are absorbed by the body during circulation
  - give carbondisulfide a foul smell
  - have values
  - hinder electron flow
  - interfere with reaction
  - limit performance
  - operate by binding to growth sites, and thereby reducing the crystal growth rate
  - slow the rate of crystallization
* Many impurities occur in coal, such as sulfur and mercury.
* Most impurities have values.
* Some impurities cause papers to darken when exposed to sunlight and oxygen from the environment.
* Some impurities create air pollution
  - prevent crystallization
* can be any substance other than the material being crystallized.
* is entirely within our own minds or attitudes
  - excretion from anything human or animalistic