assessment procedures Flashcards
what does each of the letter in the apgar score represent
a=apprearance
p=pulse
g=grimace
a=activity
r=respiration
things to measure to detect the developmental factors
height
weight
head circumference
growing
motor function
cognitive function
what structures do we palpate
Fontanelles
* Skin (fever, sweating, coldness)
* Noduls (rheumatic diseases)
* Muscles (tonus, fibrosis, hypertrophy)
* Joints (swelling, redness, tenderness)
explain each gmfcs scale
1.children cam run and perform activities but speed balance and coordination are limited
2.they have minimal ability to peform gross motor skills like running and jumping
3.they walk with a hand held mobility device in most indoor setting
4.thye need physical assistance
5.they have limited ability
an observational clinical tool designed to evaluate change in gross motor function in children with cerebral palsy is what
gross motor function measure
who are the gmfm 88 for
children who are
very young, those who have severe motor limitations, and children who may have
motor difficulties unrelated to CP
who are the gmfm 66 for
only for children with cp
peabody developmental motor is used for who
used for children from birth to 5 years or 72months old
the pedi cat scale is suitable for what kind of children
newborns to 21 year olds
the alberta infant is for what age
assesses gross infant
motor skills from ages 0-18 months