Lecture 2: 12 mo-12 years Flashcards

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What are key therapeutic intervention points for 0-12 months?

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  1. shift before you lift
  2. WB facilitates activation
  3. elongation of WB side
  4. prep activities for walking in variety of positions
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Development of walking: 12-15 months

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Independent walking
Wide BOS, initial high guard

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2 years: development of walking

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Reciprocal arm swing
Heel strike
DF during swing
Single limb stance time increases

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When is mature gait pattern?

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7 years

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Initial running starts

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Age 2

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Elementary running starts at

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Age 3
True, consistent flight phase, more strength and balance

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Thumb and PIP pincer grasp is:

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Inferior pincer grasp

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Thumb and DIP pincer grasp is:

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Superior pincer grasp

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Standardized testing is used for:

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Determining level of development
Document functional status
Help make prognosis, predict outcome
Justify PT intervention: does child qualify? —> education based, needs to score a certain percentile
Help parent/family understanding
Evaluate program/response to treatment

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What are the categories of standardized tests?

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  1. Norm-referenced vs criterion-referenced
  2. Evaluation vs. assessment vs. screen
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What is norm-referenced standardized testing?

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Compare between specific child and TYPICALLY DEVELOPING CHILD, SAME AGE
*good for determining motor delay or eligibility for early intervention

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What is criterion-referenced testing?

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Compare child to specific criteria
-can they jump 2 feet?
good for evaluation of effects of PT intervention/treatment planning

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Peabody Developmental Motor Scales (PDMS-2)

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Norm-referenced test

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AIMS is a ___ test

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Norm-referenced

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GMFM (gross motor function measure) is a __ test

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Criterion referenced test

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Miller Assessment of Preschoolers is a ___ test

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Norm-referenced test

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PEDI/Pediatric Evaluation and Disability Index is a ___ test

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Norm-referenced test

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TIME (Toddler and Infant Motor Evaluation) is a __ test

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Norm referenced test

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BOT2 (Bruininks-Oseretsky Test 2) is a __ test

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Norm-referenced test

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BSID/Bayley Scales of Infant Development is a __ test

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Norm-referenced test

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M-ABC: Movement Assessment Battery for Children is a __ test

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Norm-referenced test

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HELP: Hawaii Early Learning Profile is a __ test

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Criterion-referenced test

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Melbourne Assessment is a __ test

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Criterion-referenced test

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Sensory Profile is a __test

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Criterion-referenced test

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Test of Sensory Function in Infants is a __ test
Criterion-referenced test
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GMFM: gross motor function measure is a __ test that is used as a standardized ___
Criterion-referenced test, standardized evaluation
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HELP is a ___test, standardized ___ for ages ____
HELP is a criterion referenced test, standardized assessment for ages 0-3, 3-6 years Provides estimated age of development (ASSESSMENT)
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What are the six domains of HELP?
1. Gross motor 2. Fine motor 3. Cognitive 4. Language 5. Social-emotional 6. Self-help
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Alberta Infant Motor Scales AIMs is a ...
gross motor scale 0-18 months (scored on observation of spontaneous motor activity of infants)
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What does a young toddler 12-18 months look like? mobility: manipulation: cognitive; language: social emotional:
mobility: walk freely, creep up stairs, stoop to pick up objects manipulation: precise release of object into small container, PALMAR SUPINATE GRASP, points w/ index finger cognitive; understands simple commands language: talks, 15 meaningful words social emotional: separation distress, imitates other children
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older toddler: 18-35 months mobility: manipulation: cognitive; language: social emotional:
mobility: begin to run climb stairs manipulation: string beads, build towers cognitive; object permanence! pretend play w/ doll language: multiwords social emotional: separation distress, NO (protest)
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typical two year old can:
run climb up/down stairs jump off bottom step jump in place kick ball steer push toy ride tricycle
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typical 2.5 year old can:
walk on tiptoes jump w/ both feet jump forward stand on one foot walk upstairs STEP TO throw and catch w/ body copy a circle hold crayon use scissors string beads, build towers
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preschool: 3 year old can; mobility: manipulation: cognitive; language: social emotional:
mobility: TRUE RUN, alternating step stairs alternating tricycle jump over 2 inch object hop on one foot jump further stand on one foot longer manipulation: Manipulation: copies circles; puts together simple puzzles; strings small beads; static tripod emerging Cognitive: tells simple story Language: speaks in more complete sentences Social Emotional: shows interest in how things work
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3.5 year old can: MOBILITY
mobility: hop a few steps, kick ball, mount and dismount vehicle manipulation: trace diamond, cut circle, TRIPOD STATIC GRASP cognitive: can count 5 objects language: asks to re-read fav books, scribble writing social emotional: difficulty generating conflict resolution, will throw TANTRUMS IF SUCCESSFUL
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4 year old can: mobility: manipulation: cognitive: language
mobility: walk down stairs alternating feet gallop*** jump 2 feet carry object blocking floor view rotate body when throwing ball manipulation: cut straight line w/ child scissors TRIPOD GRASP cognitive: tell you their age, match/name 4 colors language: QUESTIONS
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4.5 YEAR OLD: mobility manipulation cognitive social-emotional
mobility: catch ball if prepared, jump in air 2-3 inches, lean forward when jumping from height manipulation: copies squares, button small button cognitive: count up to 15 social-emotional: poor at self-control
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5 year old can:
mobility: accelerate/decelerate when running hop 8-10 steps throw ball and hit target at 10 feet, ROLLER SKATE RIDE BIKE manipulation: DYNAMIC TRIPOD GRASP cognitive: count up to 20, understand past, present, future social-emotional: poor at self control but improving....
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6 year old can
skip
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7 year old has a ____ pattern
mature gait
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8 year old can
jump rope
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