What best describes a K3 K-level individual?

A K3 K-level individual is characterized by their ability to engage in unlimited community ambulation. This means they have the capability to walk both indoors and outdoors, and they can navigate various environments, including those that require more than just basic mobility skills. K3-level individuals typically have the potential to participate in more complex activities and may require a prosthetic device that can support these functions.

The K-level classification system for prosthetics is designed to determine the mobility capabilities of individuals with lower limb amputations, and each level indicates specific mobility abilities. K3 represents a higher functional capacity than lower levels, which include limitations such as household ambulation, indicating lesser mobility and independence. In contrast, the K3 designation signifies a baseline for individuals who can manage a wider range of activities and distance while ambulating within their community setting.