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Quick way to detect neurological soft signs (NSS) of possible clinical importance, based on motor coordination / sensory integration abilities

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QNST-III (Quick Neurological Screening Test, 2nd ed.)

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What does the QNST-III look at? How many tests are there?

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motor maturity / development, sensory processing, gross/fine muscle control, sense of rate and rhythm, spatial organization, visual/auditory perception, balance/vestibular functions, disorders of attention.
15 Tasks

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How long does it take to administer the QNST-III?

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20 minutes

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What age group is the QNST-III for?

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4 - 80+

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What does COMPS stand for?

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Clinical Observations of Motor and Postural Skills, 2nd ed.

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What is the purpose of COMPS?

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used as a screening tool to ID motor problems with a postural component

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What is the general test procedures for the COMPS?

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examiner describes and demonstrates six items for client to then perform: slow movements, rapid forearm rotation, finger-nose touching, prone extension posture, ATNR, supine flexion posture

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What age range is the COMPS used for?

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5-15

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How long does it take to administer the COMPS?

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15-20 minutes

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What does BOT-2 stand for?

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Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency, 2nd ed.

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What is the general test procedures for the BOT-2?

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Comprehensive measure of gross and fine motor skill; Includes 8 subtests (FM precision, FM integration, manual dexterity, upper limb coordination, bilateral coordination, balance, running speed and agility, strength)

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What age range is the BOT-2 used for?

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4-21

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How long does it take to administer the BOT-2?

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Full = 40-60 min; short = 10-15 min

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What does SIPT stand for?

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Sensory Integration and Praxis Test

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What is the purpose of the SIPT?

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Considered the most comprehensive and statistically sound method for measuring sensory integration and praxis.

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What are the general test procedures for the SIPT?

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17 subtests in four main categories (motor-free visual perception, somatosensory, praxis, sensorimotor). Need extensive training to administer

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Age range for the SIPT?

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4 years – 8 years 11 mo

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Time it takes to administer SIPT?

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2 hours

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What does VMI stand for?

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Developmental Test of Visual-Motor Integration

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What is the purpose of the VMI?

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3-part assessment of Visual Perception, Motor Coordination, and Visual-Motor Integration. The test measures a person’s visual and motor skills in context of fine motor activities and identifies performance issues in these areas.

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What is the test procedure for the VMI?

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Participant copies pre-drawn shapes, identify matching pictures and draw assigned shapes within lines. 2 subtests (VP 3min and MC 5min) are timed.

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What age range is the VMI used for?

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2-99

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How long does it take to administer the VMI?

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5-15 minutes

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What does DTVP-III stand for?

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Developmental Test of Visual Perception, 3rd ed.

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What is the purpose of the DTVP-III?

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assess visual perception and visual motor integration in children

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What is the general procedure for giving the DTVP-III?

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Have the child perform the various subtests using the pencil and the booklet; 5 subtests: eye-hand coordination, copying, figure-ground, visual closure, form constancy

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What age is the DTVP for?

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4yrs - 12yrs 11mos

28
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How long does it take to administer the DTVP?

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30-60 minutes

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What does SPM stand for?

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Sensory Processing Measure

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What is the purpose of SPM?

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Using 3 integrated rating scales, the SPM measures sensory processing, praxis, and social participation

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What is the general procedure for giving the SPM?

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Test scores social participation, vision, hearing, touch, taste and smell, body awareness, balance and motion, and planning and ideas.

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What is the age range for the SPM?

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5-12

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What is the length of administration for the SPM?

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15-20 minutes

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What is the purpose of the Sensory Profile?

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Measures behavioral responses to everyday sensory experiences and provides info regarding the sensory processing of an individual

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What is the general testing procedure for the sensory profile?

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60 question, self-report questionnaire, quadrant scores for 4 domains: low registration, sensation seeking, sensory sensitivity, and sensation avoiding.

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What is the age range for the sensory profile?

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infant/toddler form, 3 - 10 y.o. form, 11+ form

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What is the length of administration for the sensory profile?

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20-30 min

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What does ETCH stand for?

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Evaluation Tool of Children’s Handwriting

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What is the purpose of the ETCH?

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evaluates the manuscript and cursive handwriting skills of students. It assesses handwriting speed and legibility in writing tasks similar to those required of classroom students.

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What is the test procedure for the ETCH?

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student writes out alphabet (uppercase and lowercase) and the numbers 1-0 (also seen: near-point copying, far-point copying, dictation, sentence composition). Therapist scores according to manual

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Age range for the ETCH?

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Grade 1-6

42
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What is the length of administration for the ETCH?

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15-25 minutes

43
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What does TOP stand for?

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Test of Playfulness

44
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What is the purpose of the TOP?

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Assesses a child’s playfulness based on (1) intrinsic motivation, (2) internal control, (3) freedom from constraints of reality, (4) framing

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What age is it used for?

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3mo.-15 y.

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What is the general testing procedure for the TOP?

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20 observational items, scored 0-3 (extent, intensity, skill)- takes 15-20 minutes

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