The Activities (ICF) component describes which of the following?

• A. Sensory functions
• B. Activities and participation
• C. Mobility and self care
• D. Body functions

Answer: (C)

The Activities component of the ICF focuses on what a person actually does in daily life as tasks and actions. It includes domains like mobility and self-care, which illustrate the kinds of activities a person can perform—moving around and taking care of oneself. Sensory functions and other body functions describe impairments in physiological processes, not the activities themselves, and the broader term “Activities and Participation” covers more than just specific activities. So, mobility and self-care are the best examples of what the Activities component describes.