Accident & Health FundamentalsQuestion 659 of 716
Custodial care, the level most often needed long-term, primarily involves:
a.Emergency surgical treatment and other acute medical procedures that must be performed by licensed physicians in a hospital setting
b.Care by skilled medical professionals under a physician's order
c.Help with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and eating, that can be provided by non-medical personnel
d.Prescription drug therapy only
Explanation
Custodial care is non-medical assistance with daily living activities and is what most long-term care recipients require. Skilled care under a doctor's order and surgery are different, higher levels of care.
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