Assessments Flashcards
Peabody
B-5y
Tested 4x every 6m
Composed of six subtests:
- Grasping
- Visual–Motor Integration
Score 0-2 on each test.
Stop after 3 mistakes in a row
Raw score -> SD -> z-score
Bayley
B-3y
5 developmental domains:
- Adaptive behavior
- Cognitive
- Language
- Motor (FM, GM)
- Social-emotional
OT does adaptive behavior and FM
4 in a row
Multidisciplinary
Screener and full test
Miller
2y 6m - 3y11m & 4 – 7y11m
Based on % ranking
Visual motor, fine motor, gross motor
Parent and teacher questionnaire
Beery VMI
2-100y
3 parts
- Visual motor: green
- Visual perception: blue
- Motor coordination: brown
REAL
Role Evaluation of Activities of Life
2-18y 11m
Assesses self-care, home, and community skills
Assessed through rating scales done by the parent
6 ADL and 6 IADL sections
IDA
Infant/toddler Development Assessment
B-3
8 areas of development
- OT: FM and self-care
- GM, cognition, relationship to persons,
Score in ranges
Multidisciplinary
DTVP-3
Developmental Test of Visual Perception, 3rd edition
Ages 4-12
Visual perception
- Figure ground, form constancy, visual closure
- 3 in a row
Visual motor
- Copying
- No time, complete whole booklet
Scoring from booklet
ASDS
Aspergers
5-18y
5 yes/no sections, 1 explanatory section
GARS
Gilliam autism rating scale
3-22y
6 scales (disregard last 2 sections of nonverbal)
ADOS
Autism Diagnostic observation schedule
“Gold standard” w/ Autism
1y+
Requires training
4 Modules
BOT2
Bruiniks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency
4-21y
OT: Fine manual control & manual coordination
PT: body coordination & strength and agility
Lifting pencil = 0
Describe the green booklet in the Beery VMI.
visual motor
copying shapes
testing overall visual motor integration
no time limit
cannot erase
stop after 3 mistakes in a row
Describe the blue booklet in the Beery VMI.
visual perception
3 minutes
stop after 3 mistakes in a row
Describe the brown booklet in the Beery VMI.
motor coordination
whole 5 minutes
don’t stop
How do you score the Beery VMI?
To get standard deviation and mean look in scoring manual
Take standard score -> subtract mean -> divide by standard deviation
- Give you above or below SD (+ or -)