What is indicated by persisting and completing a task without showing signs of physical fatigue?

The term that best encapsulates the idea of persisting and completing a task without showing signs of physical fatigue is "endures." In the context of the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework, endurance refers to the ability to sustain performance over time, particularly during activities that may require prolonged effort. When someone endures a task, they demonstrate not only the persistence to continue with the activity but also an effective management of their physical resources, allowing them to avoid fatigue.

The other terms, while related to physical activity, do not specifically address the capability to sustain effort without fatigue. "Walks," "lifts," and "transports" relate to specific movements or actions rather than the broader concept of maintaining performance over time. Thus, the focus on endurance encompasses a more holistic understanding of physical capabilities related to occupational performance.