The assessment of disability and occupational health in Colombia is governed by a robust legal framework, designed to ensure fair and consistent evaluation of individuals' functional capacities. Among the pivotal regulations is Decree 917 of 1999, a comprehensive manual that standardizes the criteria for determining the percentage of loss of working capacity and occupational origin. This article, the second part of a detailed exploration, delves into Chapter XIII of Decree 917. It focuses specifically on the intricate methodologies and criteria used for assessing impairments related to the sensory systems, particularly vision, hearing, balance, speech, smell, and taste. Understanding these guidelines is crucial for medical professionals, legal practitioners, and individuals navigating the disability assessment process. Conceptual illustration of the legal framework governing disability assessments in Colombia, highlighting the meticulous data analysis involved. The object...