Developmental Screening tools

Question 1

ASQ is filled out by whom?

Answer 1

Parent

Question 2

ASQ Sensitivity?

Answer 2

70-90%

Question 3

ASQ specificity

Answer 3

76-91%

Question 4

What does the a\ASQ screen?

Answer 4

communication, fine motor, gross motor, problem solving and social

Question 5

ASQ languagee\s

Answer 5

eng spa fre korean

Question 6

who completes the PEDS?

Answer 6

parent

Question 7

PEDS SENSITIVITY

Answer 7

74-79%

Question 8

PEDS SPECIFICITY

Answer 8

70-80%

Question 9

WHAT ARE TWO SPECIAL THINGS TO NOTE ABOUT THE PEDS

Answer 9

only 10 questions
ID when to screen refer or counsel or monitor

Question 10

PEDS languages

Answer 10

spa and several others

Question 11

SWYC IS COMPLETED BY WHO

Answer 11

PARENT

Question 12

TRUE OR FALSE THE SWYC HAS AGE SPECOFIC FORMS

Answer 12

TRUE

Question 13

SWYC SCREENS WHAT?

Answer 13

MILESTONES, BEHAVIORAL/EMOTIONAL, FAMILY RISK FACTORS

Question 14

POSI

Answer 14

ASD SCREENING SECTION ON SWYC FORMS

Question 15

SWYC SPECIFICITY

Answer 15

89% FOR MILESTONES

Question 16

SENSITIVITY SWYC

Answer 16

SImilar to the ASQ and PEDS

Question 17

How long does the SWYC take to fill in?

Answer 17

10-15 minutes

Question 18

What is one screening tool used for adolescents?

Answer 18

GAPS
Guidelines for Adolescent Preventative Services

Question 19

What are advantages of the GAPS?

Answer 19

Teenagers are more willing to fill in forms than talk sometimes

IT IS SELF ADMINISTERED

Question 20

What language is the GAPS available in?

Answer 20

Spanish and English

Question 21

What is the CAT/CLAMS?

Answer 21

Clinical Adaptive Test
Clinical Linguistic and Auditory Milestone Scale

Question 22

The GAPS has how many forms?

Answer 22

3
Younger Adolescence (11-13)
Middle/older Adolescence (13-21)
Parental/Guardian

Question 23

The CAT/CLAMS is based on what two things?

Answer 23

Parent report and Direct Observation

Question 24

What is the age cap for the CAT/CLAMS?

Answer 24

36 months (3 years)

Question 25

What is the purpose of the CAT/CLAMS?

Answer 25

tell a language problem from an intellectual problem language, problem solving, visual motor skills

Question 26

Specificity of the CATCLAMS?

Answer 26

Greater than 90%!!! Will have a lot of kids that don't necessarily have an issue. Better than missing one

Question 27

a DQ of less than _____ is considered a delay

Answer 27

780

Question 28

MCHAT

Answer 28

Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers

Question 29

The MCHAT is based on _____ but scored by _____

Answer 29

Parent report; the Provider

Question 30

What ages can the MCHAT be administered?

Answer 30

16-30 months

Question 31

A positive score on the MCHAT means what?

Answer 31

The MCHAT can pick up other developmental problems, so referral is necessary to determine what is going on with the child. Does not diagnose autism

Question 32

MCHAT has a ____ sensitivity and a _______ SPECIFICITY

Answer 32

High sensitivity Low specificity Meaning it will have a high false positive rate

Question 33

What is the Bayley used for?

Answer 33

Identification of neurodevelopmental disorder

Question 34

Can anyone preform a bayley?

Answer 34

No. It takes a provider with specialized training.

Question 35

When would you refer a patient for the Bayley?

Answer 35

When a patient is exhibiting a lack of development in an expected time frame neurologically

Question 36

Brigance

Answer 36

Provier administered English and spanish multiple age breakdowns infants/toddlers early pre K Pre K K-1 Show defecits and advanced areas! specificity and sensitivity 70-82%

Question 37

DDST II

Answer 37

Provider administered birth to 6 fine motor gross motor language and social skills assessed POOR sensitivity and specificity out of favor but good for learning

Question 38

Connors Rating Scales

Answer 38

Used to assess for ADHD Not diagnostic Good for monitoring medication response Teacher and parent forms Scored - positives on domains of inattention or hyperactivity

Question 39

Child behavioral checklist

Answer 39

Multiple Domains help ID other mental health conditions Teacher and parent forms as well as forms for older kids scored in multiple areas

Question 40

Pediatric Symptom Checklist

Answer 40

Parent or child fills out form Multiple domains of assessment 35 items 95% accuracy for referral

Question 41

Vanderbilt

Answer 41

Sensitivity and Specificity More than 94%!! Parent and teacher ratings required detailed questions about behavior - attention, opposition, conduct, anxiety, depression performance questions as well Diagnostic of ADHD - tells you inattentive, hyperactive or combined -Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct disorder Anxiety/depression