A client with dysmetria due to a TBI is working on performing ADL activities. With which task would the client most likely experience difficulty?

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Dysmetria is a condition where a person struggles with coordination and difficulty judging distance and depth perception. Reaching for utensils during mealtimes would require precise arm and hand movements, which can be challenging for someone with dysmetria. The other tasks listed do not necessarily require the fine motor control that would be affected by dysmetria.

A Client with Dysmetria Due to a TBI Is Working