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(1) for the IADL of light meal preparation in the recipient’s home, the preparation, serving, and cleanup of a meal that is essential to meet the health needs of the recipient, is not the main meal of the day, and meets the requirements of (e) of this section;

(2) for the IADL of main meal preparation in the recipient’s home, the preparation, serving, and cleanup of one main meal a day that is essential to meet the health needs of the recipient and meets the requirements of (e) of this section;

(3) for the IADL of housework in the recipient’s home,

(A) making living spaces used by the recipient neat and orderly, including dusting and floor cleaning;

(B) cleaning the kitchen and dishes used for preparation of the recipient’s meals only if the recipient prepares the recipient’s meals;

(C) cleaning any bathroom used by the recipient;

(D) making the recipient’s bed;

(E) trash removal; or

(F) providing food and water, and clean-up and disposal of animal waste, for one service animal; in this subparagraph, “service animal” means a dog that has been individually trained to perform work or tasks directly related to the recipient’s functional limitations experienced as a result of the recipient’s physical condition;

(4) for the lADL of laundering,

(A) changing a recipient’s bed linens; or

(B) laundering a recipient’s linens and clothing;

(5) for the IADL of shopping, shopping for items required for the health and maintenance of the recipient, including groceries, household items, prescribed drugs, and medical supplies. (d) ln addition to the types of physical assistance set out in (b) and (c) of this section, personal care services may include one or more of the following activities if physical assistance is necessary for a recipient to complete the activity:

(1) assisting a recipient with self-administration of prescribed oral medication, eye drops, and skin ointments;

(2) minor maintenance of respiratory equipment;

(3) dressing changes and wound care, except that dressing changes and wound care involving prescription medication and aseptic techniques may be performed only by a personal care assistant working for a consumer-directed personal care services agency;

(4) escorting a recipient to and from a routine medical or dental appointment, if that