Physical impairments refer to limitations in a person's physical functioning, mobility, or dexterity. These can result from various conditions, such as injuries, diseases, or congenital disorders. Examples include difficulty walking, using hands, or performing daily tasks. Physical impairments can affect a person's ability to participate in activities and may require assistive devices like wheelchairs or prosthetics. Mental impairments involve challenges related to cognitive functions, emotional regulation, or social interactions. Conditions such as depression, anxiety, or dementia can impact a person's thinking, memory, and behavior. These impairments may affect daily life, relationships, and overall well-being, often requiring support from mental health professionals or therapy.