Preclinical Disability Is

Preclinical disability is:

A) A transitional state between impairment and disability that is characterized by a general decline in activity level or by limitation of ability to perform a task using the normal method
B) Any impairment or disability that has not yet been diagnosed or otherwise identified as problematic
C) A significant level of dysfunction that can still be treated or ameliorated in a community setting without need for institutional care
D) Body system or body function deficits that will eventually lead to disability in activities of daily living (ADL) or instrumental ADL