Standardized Motor Assessment Pediatric assessments

Question 1

Bayley Scale of Infant Development

Answer 1

• norm referenced
• 1-42 months
• used for screening and assessment

Question 2

5 domains of bayley scale of developemnt

Answer 2

1. Cognitive
2. Language
3. Motor
4. social emotional
5. adaptive behavior

Question 3

Bayley scale of infant development is typically used in (which setting)

Answer 3

High-risk infant follow-up clinics

Screening version often used by state early intervention programs

Question 4

Batelle Developmental Inventory (age)

Answer 4

• norm referenced

- Birth - 7 years and 11 months

Question 5

Battelle Developmental inventory assesses (5 domains)

Answer 5

screening, diagnosis and evaluation of early childhood development

1. adaptive
2. social
3. communication
4. motor
5. cognitive
   - each domain can be assessed and socred individually; domains can be assessed in any order

Question 6

Hawaii Early Learning profile

Answer 6

NOT a norm referenced tool
Birth-3 & and 3-6 years
family centered interview, observation tool, and natural interactions with child

Question 7

Hawaii Early learning profile assesses performance in (6 areas)

Answer 7

-cognitive
-lanugage
-gross motor
-fine motor
-social
-self-help skills
(new section: regulatory/sensory)
-mesaures functional skills
-$65

Question 8

Alberta infant motor scale

Answer 8

• norm referenced
• 0-18 months
• observes infants spontaneous movement from birth through acquitision of indepedent walking; focuses on quality of movement

Question 9

Alberta infant motor scale idenitifies

Answer 9

delays

Question 10

Administration of alberta infant motor scale

Answer 10

place baby (undressed besides diaper) in 4 developmental postures: prone, supine, sitting, quadreped - obsevre child for several minutes

Question 11

Peabody developmental motor scale

Answer 11

• norm referenced

- birth - 6 years

Question 12

purpose of peadbody motor scale

Answer 12

estimate level of motor development as compared to peers; evaluate a child’s progress in motor development

Question 13

2 primary scales in peabody

Answer 13

1. gross motor; reflex (birth-11 months), stationary (birth - 6 years)
2. fine motor

Question 14

Bruinikis-Osterestky test

Answer 14

• norm referenced
• 4 years - 21 years and 11 months
• identification of individuals with mild to moderate motor control prolems