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Name the AIMS test
Alberta Infant Motor Scale
Describe what the AIMS is used for?
Standardized observational examination tool used to assess the maturation of gross motor skills of infants
What age ranges should the AIMS be used for?
Birth through 18 months
What does the AIMS compare infants to?
Norm references comparing the tested infant’s level of motor development against the expected norms for their age
Is the AIMS a screening assessment or diagnostic test?
Combination of both
Name the ASQ-3 test
Ages and Stages Questionnare-3
Is the ASQ-3 a screening assessment or diagnostic test?
Screening assessment
What ages ranges should you test with the ASQ-3?
1 month through 66 months
How is the ASQ-3 test performed?
Combination of parent report and physical performance
How is the AIMS test performed?
Observation of infant’s physical performance
What is the PDMS-2 test?
Peabody Developmental Motor Scales -2nd edition
What does the PDMS-2 consist of?
6 subtests that measure motor abilities that develop early in life
What age ranges should you test with the PDMS-2?
Birth through 71 months (6 years)
What are the types of tests done in a PDMS-2?
Gross and fine motor assessment
Is the PDMS-2 a screening assessment or diagnostic test?
Diagnostic test assessing physical performance
What are the differences between the PDMS-2 and PDMS-3?
PDMS-3 includes a supplement physical fitness section and updates some subtests to improve sensitivity as well as adds online scoring
What are the Gross Motor Subtests for the PDMS-3?
Body control, Body transport, Object control
What are the Fine Motor Subtests for the PDMS-3?
Hand manipulation, Eye-hand coordination
What is the BOT-2/3?
Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency 2nd/3rd ed
What does the BOT-2 consist of?
8 subtests in 4 composite motor areas that measure motor abilities
What age ranges should you test with the BOT-2?
children aged 4-21 years
Is the BOT-2/3 a screening assessment or diagnostic test?
Diagnostic test
What are the difference between the BOT-2 and BOT-3?
Age range extended to 4-25 years for BOT-3, optional balance subtest added
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