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She Flip A Pancake Analysis
Charissee stated she have never made pancakes before and have never tried to flip a pancake. So, she hopes everything goes well. She also said it is always good to try new things.

Charissee participated in a cooking session in her kitchen at home to work on meal preparation. Charissee was observed being independent in following the sequence of baking pancakes. Prior first turned on the pancake griddle to preheat up to 350 without problem. Using both hands for support to grasp the pam bottle, she was able to spray to griddle. Due to her low muscle tone, Charissee demonstrated some difficulty pouring the mix into the cup as well as lifting the cup to throw the ingredients in the bowl. For both tasks, she required the assistance of both hands.

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