Question 3 · LEK · Disability
There are three levels of disability - severe, moderate and mild. One of the criteria qualifying for mild disability is:
- A. necessity to provide help including social functioning, i.e. dependence of the disable on their environment.
- B. temporary help in social functioning - necessity to provide indispensable help (i.e. caring help that supports everyday activities, curing process and rehabilitation) in health-dependent periods of time.
- C. inability to work or ability to work only under protected work conditions or in conditions requiring temporal or partial help from other persons.
- D. incapacity to work, i.e. total incapacity to work for money due to physical, psychiatric or mental impairment of the body’s fitness.
- E. decreased ability to work (whether for money or not) due to impairment of the body’s fitness essentially lowering work efficiency at workplace compared with a healthy person of similar qualifications.
Hint
The mildest degree is about reduced work efficiency compared with healthy peers, not about needing help from other people.
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