Matching Medical Terms: Disability, Handicap, Disease, Impairment

This solution explains the matching of terms from LIST-I with their corresponding examples in LIST-II based on the provided correct answer.

Explanation of Matches

The correct matching is determined by understanding the definitions and implications of each term:

• A. Disability is matched with IV. Can not walk. A disability refers to a condition that limits a person's ability to perform certain activities. Inability to walk is a functional limitation often resulting from a disability.
• B. Handicap is matched with III. Unemployed. A handicap represents a social or environmental disadvantage experienced by an individual due to a disability or impairment, impacting their participation in society, such as in employment.
• C. Disease is matched with II. Accident. While typically distinct, in this context (following the provided answer), it suggests a relationship where an accident might lead to or be associated with a disease state or condition requiring medical attention.
• D. Impairment is matched with I. Loss of foot. An impairment is a specific loss or abnormality of a body part or function. The loss of a foot is a clear example of a physical impairment.

Final Correct Matching

The correct pairings are:

• A - IV
• B - III
• C - II
• D - I

This corresponds to Option 5 in the question choices.