Pediatric Evaluation Flashcards

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Does pediatric evaluation take a top-down or bottom-up approach?

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Top-down approach

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Developmental areas

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Cognition
Social-emotional
Language/communication
Motor skills
Self-help skills (ADLs)

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Central tendency

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Mean, median, mode

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Percentile score

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Where child is compared to other children
Larger percentiles are more advanced

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Age equivalent

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Average age that kids develop this skill

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Low complexity evaluation

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Lasts approximately 30 minutes
Consists of occupational profile and brief history
1-3 performance deficits resulting in activity limitations
Problem-focused assessments, with no modifications needed, no comorbidities affecting occupational performance, and a limited number of treatment options

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Moderate complexity evaluation

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Lasts approximately 45 minutes
Consists of an occupational profile and expanded review of medical records and additional review of physical, cognitive, and psychosocial history related to current functional performance
3-5 performance deficits resulting in activity limitations
Detailed assessments, minimal to moderate modification of assessment, may have comorbidities affecting occupational performance, and several treatment options

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High complexity evaluation

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Lasts approximately 60 minutes
Includes occupational profile and extensive review of medical records, and extensive review additional review of physical, cognitive, and psychosocial history related to performance
5 or more performance deficits resulting in activity limitations
Comprehensive assessments, important modifications of assessments, comorbidities are present that affect occupational performance, multiple treatment options are available

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9
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When is co-treating acceptable?

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Seeing two disciplines concurrently will benefit the patient
Scheduling convenience is not acceptable
Must be documented by each practitioner

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Benefits of co-treating

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Helpful for children with low tolerance for therapy
Holistic
Able to work on different goals within the same functional activity

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Challenges of co-treating

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Billing and reimbursement
Productivity
Tendency to be used for scheduling convenience

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What to do if goals overlap when co-treating?

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Re-write goals to reflect each professions scope
If there is no distinction, make decisions on which discipline with address that problem area

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