Peabody lab

Question 1

What are the subtests of the Peabody?

Answer 1

3 Gross motor (body control, body transport, object control)

2 Fine Motor (hand manipulation, eye-hand coordination)

1 supplemental (physical fitness)

Question 2

Can you use the peabody on children with CP?

Answer 2

True, unlike AIMS this can be used on children with a disability

Question 3

What is the gold standard outcome measure designed specifically for CP

Answer 3

GMFM

Question 4

how many 0s do you need to close the motor window on the Peabody test

Answer 4

3 in a row

Question 5

do you give points for skills before the motor window starts on the peabody?

Answer 5

yes

Question 6

Object control in the peabody starts at _____ months

Answer 6

16 months

Question 7

how do you determine where to start a child in the peabody assessment?

Answer 7

start at the age range associated w/ the childs age in months

Question 8

how does a child score a 1 in the peabody?

Answer 8

child shows clear resemblance to the item, but the mastery criteria is not met

Question 9

how does a child score a 0 in the peabody?

Answer 9

does not show that the skill is emerging

Question 10

What are the 3 gross motor subtests on the peabody?

Answer 10

Body Control, Body Transport, Object Control

Question 11

What are the 2 finemotor subtests on the peabody?

Answer 11

Hand-eye coordination, hand manipulation

Question 12

T or F: it is recommended that you complete the whole peabody in 1 visit

Answer 12

F, you can break it into multiple sessions, recommended to complete whole exam within 5 days

Question 13

The ages on the peabody for a skill represent:

Answer 13

The age at which 75% of children master an item

Question 14

The peabody is for children of what ages?

Answer 14

0 months to 5 years 11 months