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1. After his car accident, John uses a prosthetic leg to overcome his myopathyparalysisimpairmentI don't know.

2. paralysisblindnessageusiaI don't know is a loss of the sense of taste, frequently accompanied by anosmia.

3. A lamedeaf-mutehard of hearingI don't know is a person who can neither speak nor hear.

4. In some cases including wars, accidents or serious disease, a surgical amputationparlysisanesthesiaI don't know may be required to prevent other damages or to save a person's life.

5. A wheelchairblack glasseswhite caneI don't know is a device used by many people who are blind or visually impaired.

6. Ann can hardly walk, she's injuredlameweakI don't know in her left leg.

7. hemiplegiaparaplegiastrokeI don't knowis the paralysis of leg and arm of one side of the body.

8. cognitive disabilitystrokemental handicapI don't know is a term used when a person has limitations in mental functioning and social skills.

9. Old people are often hard of hearinganosmicvisually impairedI don't know due to presbycusis.

10. We can't stand anymore flyinglamesleepingI don't know ducks in our company; we're losing too much money!