What FMS level is described as uses crutches without help from another person

• A. 3
• B. 6
• C. 2
• D. 5

Answer: (A)

FMS levels describe how independently a child can move using or not using assistive devices. If a child can walk with crutches and does not need physical help from another person, that corresponds to independence with a mobility aid. In this framework, that level is the one where the child manages the crutches alone and can ambulate without hands-on assistance. The crutches help with balance and weight support, but no caregiver is required to assist during movement. This sits above levels that require supervision or physical help and below levels where no device is needed at all. For example, a child who can navigate typical settings (home, school, or community) using crutches without prompt or help fits this level.