nondisabling
Not severely impairing
Nondisabling describes a condition, injury, or illness that does not cause disability or significant impairment of function.
The term appears most often in medical, insurance, and legal contexts to classify injuries or conditions that allow a person to continue normal activities.
The accident resulted in nondisabling injuries that healed within weeks.
A nondisabling condition may still cause pain or inconvenience but does not prevent someone from working or performing daily tasks.
Without physical obstructions
- inclusiveCovering all members
- accommodatingWilling to help others
- usableFit for application
- navigableCapable of being traversed
compliant · adaptive · ergonomic · assistive · modified · accessible · ADA · reasonable
Scale with lowered third
- mildModerate in intensity
- temporaryLimited in duration
- recoverableAble to be regained
- manageableAble to be controlled
benign · treatable · superficial · functional · ambulatory · outpatient · self-limiting · uncomplicated
Qualifying for payment
- workplaceEmployment location
- injuryPhysical or psychological harm
- claimStatement of ownership or truth
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
evaluation · occupational · settlement · documentation · adjudication · benefits · classification · determination
barrier-free
Without physical obstructions
- inclusiveCovering all members
- accommodatingWilling to help others
- usableFit for application
navigable · compliant · adaptive · ergonomic · assistive · modified · accessible · ADA · reasonable · functional
minor
Scale with lowered third
- mildModerate in intensity
- temporaryLimited in duration
- recoverableAble to be regained
manageable · benign · treatable · superficial · functional · ambulatory · outpatient · self-limiting · uncomplicated · stable
compensable
Qualifying for payment
- workplaceEmployment location
- injuryPhysical or psychological harm
- claimStatement of ownership or truth
assessment · evaluation · occupational · settlement · documentation · adjudication · benefits · classification · determination · prognosis
nondisablingdisabling
Causing loss of function
crippling · incapacitating · debilitating · immobilizing · paralyzing
able, ability, abilities, disable, disabled, disables, disabling, disability, disabilities