Which option best describes visual impairment?

• A. Loss of taste
• B. Balance disorders
• C. Limitations in one or more functions of the eye
• D. Hearing impairment only

Answer: (C)

Visual impairment means limitations in one or more functions of the eye. This covers things like reduced sharpness of vision, a narrowed field of view, trouble distinguishing colors, or other eye-based vision problems. The description that directly references limitations in eye functions best matches what visual impairment is. Other options describe problems not related to the eye—loss of taste involves the sense of taste, balance disorders relate to the vestibular system, and hearing impairment concerns hearing.