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My name is Kyle Rice, the NPTE Prep Coach, the founder of the PT Hustle and the creator of

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And for this week's NPT Clinical File, we have our patient named Jacks, and Jacks is being seen for a C7 Asia B spinal cord

injury. The patient has been participating in physical therapy for two months to address his

functional limitations. Which of the following is the highest level of

function the patient is most expected to achieve? So we have A, independent wheelchair to bed,

slideboard transfers, B, modified independent rolling in bed, C, independent with feeding,

and D, independent wheelchair to floor transfers.

All right, so for this case, we have Jackson.

He's being seen for a C-7 Asia B spinal cord injury.

Now, before we go any further, we have to slow up right here and make sure that we understand

what's really going on with our patient.

So it says that he has a C-7 Asia B spinal cord injury.

You must be very familiar, must be very aware of what the Asia scale is

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