1. The patient usually recognizes where complex problems exist but in unfamiliar situations he requires extra...
1. The patient usually recognizes where complex problems exist but in unfamiliar situations he requires extra time to solve them. Level ________
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Level -6
Modified Independence, No helper.
In most situations the patient recognizes present problems and with only mild difficulty makes appropriate decision s, initiates and carties out a sequence of steps to solve complex problems ,or requires more than a, reasonable time to make appropriate decision or dolve complex problems.
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