Peds - Pediatric Assessments

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Gross motor skills (ICF activities)

What does the AIMS (Alberta Infant Motor Scales) assess?

0-18 mo

Age range for AIMS?

10-20 min

Typical administration time for AIMS?

Safe surface for play and engaging toys

Equipment needed for AIMS

• Raw scores

• Age-based percentiles

How is the AIMS scored?

NO — it is a screening tool only

Does the AIMS provide standard deviations or scaled scores?

• Observation-based

• Minimal handling

• Quick administration

Primary benefit of the AIMS

Yes — synchronous or asynchronous video

Can the AIMS be administered via video?

When gross motor delay is identified

When should a child be referred for further testing after AIMS?

• BSID-4 (Bayley)

• PDMS-2 (Peabody)

Follow-up assessments after abnormal AIMS

Gross and fine motor skills (ICF activities)

What does PDMS-2 (Peabody Developmental Motor Scales) assess?

15 days - 71 mo

Age range for PDMS-2?

45-60 min

Administration time for PDMS-2?

Standardized equipment and setup

Equipment needed for PDMS-2

Norm-referenced

Scoring type for PDMS-2?

Detailed gross and fine motor subscales + motor activities program

Key benefit of PDMS-2

Longer administration time than AIMS

Main limitation of PDMS-2

True

T/F? PDMS-2 has a wider range than BSID-4

Gross and fine motor skills (body structure/function + activities)

What does BOT-2 (Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency) assess?

4-22 years

Age range for BOT-2?

45-60 min

Administration time for BOT-2?

Standardized equipment and large space for running and throwing

Equipment needed for BOT-2

Norm-referenced (age- and sex-specific norms)

BOT 2 scoring type?

Short screening version (14 items)

Unique benefit of BOT-2

Higher-level motor skill evaluation

Best clinical use of BOT-2

• Gross motor

• Fine motor

• Receptive language

• Expressive language

• Cognition

Domains assessed by Bayley (Bayley Scales of Infant & Toddler Development)

16 days - 42 mo

Age range for Bayley?

60-90 min (motor only 20-30 min)

Bayley administration time

Norm-referenced

Scoring type for Bayley

Standardized equipment and large space for running and throwing

Equipment needed for Bayley

Assesses multiple developmental domains

Why is Bayley commonly used in research?

• Caregiver report allowed for some items

• Emerging score added (0, 1, 2)

What changed in BSID-4?

• GMFM (Gross Motor Function Measure)

• NSAA (NorthStar Ambulatory Assessment)

Tests for specific conditions

Children with cerebral palsy (gross motor function)

Primary population for GMFM

Supine/rolling → running/jumping

GMFM skill range

Evaluative and predictive

GMFM purpose

• Down syndrome

• Osteogenesis imperfecta

Other populations with validity evidence for GMFM

Criterion AND norm-referenced

Scoring type for GMFM

Ambulatory children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy

Primary population for NSAA

Criterion-referenced

Scoring type for NSAA

Measure disease-specific motor function

NSAA purpose

• COPM (Canadian Occupational Performance Measure)

• GAS (Goal Attainment Scale)

Collaborative goal-setting tools

Collaborative goal identification and tracking

Purpose of COPM

8 years

Minimum age for COPM

Self-rating of performance and satisfaction

COPM scoring method

Objective measurement of individualized goals

Purpose of GAS

Interviews with measurable outcome levels

How are GAS goals established?

AIMS

Quick screen

PDMS AND BAYLEY

Detailed assessment

BOT-2

Higher-level skills

GMFM AND NSAA

Diagnosis-specific

COPM AND GAS

Goals