Kadence Case Study Essay

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Kadence is making excellent progress for her goals set. Since the last evaluation patient met the following goals: 1) To perform transitional movement from sitting to prone with min manual facilitation tech. 2) To perform transitional movements from supine to sitting Independent 3 x 3 attempts. 3) To maintain quadruped position for 20 minutes with min A to SBA. 4) To perform standing with upper extremities on forward WB x 10 minutes with SBA to independent x 5 minutes. 5) To perform 2 steps on the pediatric ladder with minimal manual assistance 3 x 3 attempts. 6) To perform 30 steps with moderate manual facilitation tech. 7) Patient will be able to perform standing with upper extremities on forward WB x 10 minutes with independent. Patient

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