Jul 10, 2003 12:23
21 yrs ago
Spanish term

baja impeditiva /no impeditiva

Spanish to English Medical Insurance insurance
Baja no-hospitalaria: impeditiva o no impeditiva

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Non-ProZ.com Jul 10, 2003:
reference http://www.jccm.es/ccca/dict01/d01_125.htm
"la baja de la ni�a fue de car�cter impeditiva para realizar sus ocupaciones habituales, entre ellas la de acudir al colegio. "

"En consecuencia, procede indemnizar a M.B.S. por diez d�as de baja de car�cter impeditivo y por diecisiete d�as de baja no impeditiva para sus ocupaciones habituales"

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sick leave; impeding or non-impeding

similar to the last answer, but 'baja' is sick leave, not decrease.
If you are 'de baja' you are on sick leave- even if you are a free lancer :)

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Note added at 2003-07-10 14:19:42 (GMT)
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For a child it is a bit difficult to go on sick leave - \'absence\'(due to the accident/illness) perhaps.
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crippling / non-crippling

disabling / non disabling would be other words for thr same concept
ref:
crippling......: disabling :injuries/ physical harm that deprive... of the power of exertion and keep someone in (hospital, home, confined...)(related to feet and legs particularly but NOT EXCLUSIVELY)
from Bloomsbury English Reference Dictionary
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