Pediatric Final

Question 1

Age range of BOT II?

Answer 1

4-21 years

Question 2

Intended population for BOT II?

Answer 2

HFA, Asperger’s disorder, DCD, ADD, & ADHD

Question 3

What is taken into account on the BOT II in terms of derived score?

Answer 3

Age, environmental factors, and effort level

Question 4

Who can distribute the BOT II?

Answer 4

PT/OT, adaptive PE teachers & special ed professionals

Question 5

What is the most widely used motor proficiency test?

Answer 5

BOT II

Question 6

Age range of Denver II?

Answer 6

Birth - 6 years

Question 7

Which test is used as a screen for asymptomatic children?

Answer 7

Denver II

Question 8

How is the Denver II scored?

Answer 8

Pass, fail, no opportunity, & refusal

Question 9

Which test is standardized in over a dozen countries?

Answer 9

Denver II

Question 10

Can information be recalled by parents in the Denver II?

Answer 10

Yes!

Question 11

Age range for GMFM?

Answer 11

5 mos-16 years

Question 12

Intended population for GMFM?

Answer 12

CP & Down’s syndrome

Question 13

Scoring the GMFM?

Answer 13

66 version you can have NT, in 88 version it is a 0

Question 14

Can the child be tested in the GMFM with aides and orthoses?

Answer 14

Yes, to get “best performance”

Question 15

Age for PDMS reflexes?

Answer 15

2 weeks-11 mos

Question 16

Age for total PDMS?

Answer 16

Birth-6 years

Question 17

What is the only tool that gives standard deviations?

Answer 17

PDMS

Question 18

What tool takes into account alternative methods used by children to complete tasks?

Answer 18

PEDI

Question 19

Age range for PEDI?

Answer 19

6 mos-7.5 years

Question 20

Categories tested in PEDI?

Answer 20

Functional skills, caregiver assistance, and modifications

Question 21

Age range of SFA?

Answer 21

5-12 years

Question 22

Categories tested in SFA?

Answer 22

Participation, task supports, and activity performance

Question 23

Which tool determines eligibility for special services?

Answer 23

SFA

Question 24

What tool is used in early intervention?

Answer 24

IFSP (Individualized family service plan)

Question 25

What tool is used in assessing school aged children?

Answer 25

ETR (Evaluation team report)

Question 26

What tool is used as the plan of care for school aged children?

Answer 26

IEP (Individualized education program)

Question 27

Which tests discriminate?

Answer 27

BOT II & PDMS

Question 28

Which tests program plan?

Answer 28

SFA & GMFM

Question 29

Which test predicts?

Answer 29

MAI

Question 30

What is conductive education?

Answer 30

Task oriented learning within highly structured programs

Question 31

What does the CE conductor always use?

Answer 31

Rhythmic songs

Question 32

How do children learn in CE?

Answer 32

Facilitation to support active movements

Question 33

What is hippo therapy?

Answer 33

Using horseback riding as part of an intervention program to address trunk stability, sensory input, and coordination

Question 34

What adolescent runner injury is most common?

Answer 34

Acute hamstring injuries

Question 35

What area are female HS runners most likely to injure?

Answer 35

Tibia

Question 36

What are are male HS runners most likely to injure?

Answer 36

Knee

Question 37

What is sensory integration?

Answer 37

Play-based activities that enhance sensation to reinforce child adaptive responses

Question 38

What is constraint induced movement therapy?

Answer 38

Therapy that drives neuroplasticity by intentional use of the involved limb

Question 39

Why use constraint induced movement therapy?

Answer 39

To increase activation of the corticospinal tract

Question 40

What is suit therapy?

Answer 40

Child wear a resistance suit to resist all planes of motion to increase strength, proprioception, and coordination

Question 41

Contraindications for suit therapy?

Answer 41

Hypotonia, scoliosis, and hip subluxation