Evaluation of Pre writing and Handwriting Flashcards

1
Q

it requires connecting letter name with letterform and recalling a clear visual picture of the letter form from memory

A

Handwriting

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2
Q

it is an activity where children should be able to execute motor pattered required to produce the form

A

handwriting

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3
Q

Writing is a complex process that requires integration of these 7 skills

A
  • memory retrieval
  • organization
  • problem-solving
  • language
  • reading ability
  • ideation
  • graphomotor function
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4
Q

What are the 4 Roles of OTs in Handwriting

A
  1. Occupation of handwriting
  2. Assess the school context
  3. Assess the student’s personal context
  4. Identify student’s experiences that interferes with handwriting
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5
Q

age level for children

imitates horizontal, vertical and circular marks on paper

A

2 years

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6
Q

age level for children

able to copy a triangle, own name, lower and uppercase letters

A

5-6 years

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7
Q

age level for children

scribbles on paper

A

10-12 months

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8
Q

age level for children

copies lines, shapes, and some are able to write their nme

A

4-5 years

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9
Q

age level for children

able to copy vertical line, horizontal and circle

A

3 years

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10
Q

refers to the consistent favoring of one hand over the other for the skilled part of an activity

A

hand preference

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11
Q

previous term used for hand preference

A

hand dominance

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12
Q

t/f

hand preference evolves over a long period of time and gradually becomes more consistent

A

true

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13
Q

hand preference continues to develop until at the age of ___

A

at least 8 years old

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14
Q

age range where children often shift their dominance because they are still exploring

A

1-7 years old

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15
Q

t/f

it is normal for children ages 7 months or less to have a preferred hand because all children are unique and some may be advance.

A

false

it is atypical for infants less than 7 months to have hand dominance already

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16
Q

identify the type of grasp present for the said age

1-1.5 y.o.

A

Palmar supinate

17
Q

identify the type of grasp present for the said age

4.5.- 5 years old

A

Dynamic tripod

18
Q

identify the type of grasp present for the said age

3.5-4 years old

A

Static tripod

19
Q

identify the type of grasp present for the said age

2-3 years old

A

Digital pronate

20
Q

in static tripod, what parts are moving

A

whole UE

21
Q

in dynamic tripod, what parts are moving

A

wrist and fingers only

22
Q

4 performances being measured in handwriting

A
  • domains of handwriting
  • legibility components
  • writing speed
  • ergonomic factors
23
Q

6 skills assessed in the domains of handwriting

A
  • upper and lowercase
  • near point copying
  • far point copying
  • manuscript to cursive
  • dictated words
  • composition
24
Q

4 skills assessed in legibility

A
  • letter formation
  • alignment
  • spacing
  • size
25
Q

which skills to assess when child writes starting on the right/left side or if it is in reverse

A

letter formation

26
Q

skills where you identify the baseline orientation or if child is able to follow the guidelines

A

alignment

27
Q

skills where it includes the dispersion of letters

A

spacing

28
Q

in handwriting speed, it is considered problematic if the student is ____

A

unable to complete written school assignments in a timely manner

29
Q

what is the correct posture of thigh and knees when writing

A

thighs parallel to floor and knees at 90 degrees angle

30
Q

it is used to stabilize the paper

A

non-dominant hand

31
Q

two assessment tools used in assessing handwriting

A

ETCH and BEERY VMI

32
Q

a criterion-based referenced tool designed to evaluate manuscript and cursive handwriting skills of children

A

ETCH

33
Q

etch stands for

A

Evaluation tool of Children’s Handwriting

34
Q

Age range for ETCH

A

grade 1 to 6

35
Q

SAT that focus to assess the student’s legibility and speed of handwriting tasks

A

ETCH

36
Q

Beery VMI provides 2 supplemental tests which are

A

visual perception and motor coordination test

37
Q

Age range for Beery VMI

A

2 years to adult