Outcome Measures

Question 1

AIMS: type of assessment, age range, and purpose

Answer 1

(1) type: Norm-referenced
(2) age range: 0-18 months
(3) purpose: gross motor maturation from birth to independent walking

Question 2

what are the domains of the AIMS? (4)

Answer 2

(1) prone
(2) supine
(3) sitting
(4) standing

Question 3

Peabody (PDMS-2): type of assessment, age range, and purpose

Answer 3

(1) type: Norm-referenced
(2) age range: 0-72 months
(3) purpose: assesses gross and fine motor skills

Question 4

what are the domains of the Peabody (PDMS-2)? (6)

Answer 4

(1) reflexes
(2) stationary
(3) locomotion
(4) object manipulation
(5) grasping
(6) visual-motor integration

Question 5

GMFM 66 & 88: type of assessment, age range, and purpose

Answer 5

(1) type: Criterion-referenced
(2) age range: 5 mo - 16 years old
(3) purpose: gross motor function overtime (GMFM 66 is for CP; GMFM 88 is for other diagnoses such as down syndrome, SCI, muscular dystrophies)

Question 6

what are the domains of the GMFM 66 & 88? (5)

Answer 6

(1) lying and rolling
(2) sitting
(3) crawling and kneeling
(4) standing
(5) walking and jumping

Question 7

PEDI: type of assessment, age range, and purpose

Answer 7

(1) type: Norm-referenced
(2) age range: 0-20 y/o
(3) purpose: assesses function rather than development

Question 8

what are the domains of the PEDI? (4)

Answer 8

(1) daily activities
(2) mobility
(3) social and cognitive
(4) responsibility

Question 9

School Functional Assessment: type of assessment, age range, and purpose

Answer 9

(1) type: Criterion-referenced
(2) age range: grades K-6
(3) purpose: measures performance of functional tasks that support his or her participation in the academic and social aspects of elementary school

Question 10

what are the domains of the School Functional Assessment? (3)

Answer 10

(1) participation
(2) task supports
(3) activity performance

Question 11

BOT-2: type of assessment, age range, and purpose

Answer 11

(1) type: Norm-referenced
(2) age range: 4-20 y/o
(3) purpose: gross and fine motor assessment of typically developing children and children with developmental disabilities

Question 12

what are the domains of the BOT-2? (4)

Answer 12

(1) manual dexterity
(2) bilateral coordination
(3) running speed and agility
(4) upper limb coordination

Question 13

TIMP: type of assessment, age range, and purpose

Answer 13

(1) type: Criterion-referenced
(2) age range: 34 weeks - 4 months
(3) purpose: assess postural and selective control of movement needed for functional motor performance early in infancy

Question 14

what are the domains of the TIMP? (5)

Answer 14

(1) spontaneous activity
(2) head control in supported sitting
(3) postural control in the supine position
(4) righting reactions during tilting and side lying
(5) postural control in standing

Question 15

SATCo: type of assessment, age range, and purpose

Answer 15

(1) type: Criterion-referenced
(2) age range: 4-9 months
(3) purpose: assess trunk control segment by segment

Question 16

what are the domains of the SATCo? (3)

Answer 16

(1) static control (maintain neutral in sitting)
(2) active control (maintain neutral during voluntary head or reaching movements)
(3) reactive control (recovery of neutral after disturbance of balance)