In regard to Skill Performance Evaluation exemptions, which of the following is NOT a qualifying condition?

The option concerning a minor physical injury does not qualify for a Skill Performance Evaluation exemption because it typically does not significantly hinder a person's ability to safely operate a commercial vehicle. In contrast, the other options involve more substantial physical limitations or alterations.

The use of orthosis refers to supportive devices that assist function in individuals with disabilities, signaling a more considerable impact on mobility and performance. Limb amputation also represents a significant alteration in physical capabilities, which can indeed qualify a person for exemptions under specific evaluations. A fixed impairment is a permanent condition that could severely affect one’s operational abilities, justifying the need for an exemption.

In summary, while the other conditions present considerable and often lasting impacts on a person's functional abilities, a minor physical injury is typically transient and less likely to impede one’s ability to perform required tasks, thus not qualifying for an exemption.