A nurse is assisting in performing a mobility assessment on a client. The client can rise from a seated position using a cane for support. The nurse should assign the client which of the following activity levels?

A. This level is required when a client cannot perform any part of the activity independently and needs full support, which is not the case here. B. This applies when the client can perform the activity entirely independently without any aid, which is also not the case. C. The client uses a cane for support but can rise from a seated position with little help, fitting the criteria for minimal assistance. D. This level is needed when the client can perform part of the activity but requires significant help, which exceeds the support the client actually needs.