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Only needs helper for light housecleaning and meal preparation. Score 2 Example of Markedly Dependent: Subject needs assistance with all ADL activities and cannot be left unsupervised because of safety issues. Score 4 Increment of .5: Subject is supervised only at night because of safety issues. Subject can be left alone during the day for several hours. Score 2.5 PvPPtPPPvt   Employability:Rate capability for activity not actual performance. Distinguish between  Not restricted and  Selected Jobs based on deficits caused by the brain injury. Is the job any different now then it was before the injury? Is it the same? Did they need to cut back on hours/responsibilities? & EmployabilityPlan, initiate, understand and carry out work related tasks, as in office/paper work, or manual/factory work, household management, or school assignments. Handle social situations at work, school or in the community. 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