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Pediatric standardized testing Flashcards

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What is the APGAR?

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Simple and brief way to assess health status of newborn

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What are the 5 criteria of the APGAR?

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Appearnace
Pulse
Grimace
Activity
Respiration
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When is the APGAR usually done?

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1 and 5 min post birth

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How is the APGAR scored?

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Out of 10 7-10 being good, < 3 being critical

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How are you eligible for early intervention in MA?

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If you are between 0-3 and have developmental difficulties due to identified disabilities adn typical development is at risk due to certain birth or environmental circumstances

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What is developmental screening?

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Breif assessment for early ID of children with unsuspected deviations from normal for earlier intervention

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Who usually performs a developmental screen?

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pediatrician or family practice MD, NP, or PA

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What type of tool is the HINT and what does it stand for?

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Harris INfant Neuromotor Test (HINT). It is a developmental screening tool

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What age range is the HINT tool appropriate for?

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The HINT tool is a developmental screen for children 3-12 months.

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What is the primary method for administering the HINT test?

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Primarily an observational test

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What is wrong with the Denver Developmental Screening Test II?

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It has poor specificity and a high over referral rate

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If you do a developmental screen and there is something wrong, what is the next step?

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Do a full evaluation.

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How do you adjust for premature birth for many of these tests?

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Chronological age in weeks-(40-estimated gestational age)

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What is the estimated gestational age?

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Time in utero, reported in weeks

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What type of test is the TIMP and what age range is it best used for?

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It is a norm-referenced infant motor assessment best used for high risk infants 32 weeks EGA-4 months post term

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How are the psychometric properties of the TIMP?

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Very strong.

High sensitivity to change with maturation by discriminating among infants with differing risk for poor motor outcome

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What will the TIMP test with high accuracy at 3 months?

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It will predict motor outcome at 12 months, pre-school and early school age with high accuracy

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What does the AIMS stand for?

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Alberta Infant Motor Scale

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Who is the AIMS test used for? Who is is best used for?

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Infants 0-18 months.

Best for infants between 4-10 months who have suspected movement abnormalities

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How is the AIMS referenced?

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Norm referenced

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21
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What are some developmental screeing assessments?

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APGAR
HINT
New Bayley
TIMPSI
Denver Developmental screen
22
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What are some infant motor screens (not specifically functional screens)?

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TIMP
AIMS
Help
Peabody
TGMD-2
M-ABC
BOT-2
23
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What are some functional movement screens for peds?

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PEDI
Wee FIM
SFA
GMFM

24
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What infant motor screens are Norm referenced?

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TIMP
AIMS
Peabody
TGMD-2
M-ABC
BOT-2
25
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What infant motor screens are criterion referenced?

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Help

26
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What functional movement screens are norm referenced?

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PEDI

27
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What functional movement screens are criterion referenced?

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PEDI
WeeFIM
SFA
GMFM

28
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Population for the TIMPSI.

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34 weeks post conception–> 4 months post term

29
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What does the TIMPSI assess?

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risk for poor motor outcome based on perinatal medical conditions and will help predict 12 month motor performance

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Age range the New Bayley assesses?

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1-42 months

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What does the New Bayley assess?

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Screens cognition, language and motor

32
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What qualities does the Denver developmental screening test assess for?

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Personal/social
language
GM
FM

33
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What population is the TIMP motor assessment best for?

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32 EGA–>4months post term (same as TIMPSI)

34
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What population is the Help best for?

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0-3 year olds

35
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What does the Help assess?

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everything. Help me help you
GM
FM
cognitive
Language
Self-help
Social
36
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What population is the Peabody best for?

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1 month-6 years

37
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What does the Peabody assess?

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Gross Motor and Fine Motor

sensitive to change over the timespan

38
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What population is the TGMd-2 best for?

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ages 3-10 to identify children who are significantly behind their peers in gross motor skill development

39
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What population is the Movement ABC best for?

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kids age 3-16 with mild movement disorders

40
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Where is the Mivement ABC mostly used?

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in schools

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What population is the BOT-2 best used for?

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Children age 4-21

42
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What does the BOT-2 test?

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Gross motor and Fine motor

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What population is the PEDI best used for?

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6.5 mo-7.5 years

44
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Where is the PEDi used?

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Across practice settings, especially inpatient

45
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What are the 3 functional skill domains measured in the PEDI?

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Self care
mobility
social function

46
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Which disorders is the PEDi used for?

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CP, TBI, myelo, OI, prematurity, SCI

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What population is the WeeFIM used for?

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Children 6 months-7 years with CP DS, Myelo, TBI and other disabilities

48
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What setting is the WeeFIM primarily used in?

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Rehab setting

49
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What is the SFA used for?

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Assess function of students in K-6 with disabilities in educational environment

50
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what are the 3 parts of the SFA?

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participation
task supports
activity performance

51
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What is the GMFM used for?

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to evaluate changes in gross motor function in children with CP

52
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What age groups is the GMFM validated for?

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5mo-16 years but best for 2-9 years

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