Pediatric Outcome Measures Test

Pediatric Outcome Measures Test What is the TIMP? - Test of Infant Motor Performance What is the TIMP used for? - Infants 4 months of age including premies as young as 32 weeks gestation. Can measure effects of PT/OT provided to "at risk" children in NICU. Which measure examines/observation of 13 skills recorded as pass/fail? - Test of Infant Motor Performance (TIMP) What is the BSID-2? - Bailey Scales of Infant Development What is the purpose of the Bailey Scales of Infant Development? - To identify developmental delay and monitor developmental progress. What is the reference for the BSID-2? - Norm-referenced for infants and babies 1-42 months old What is the reference for the Denver II? - Norm-referenced for age 1 week - 6.6 years What is the Denver II used for? - Detect and or monitor for developmental problems What is the BDI? - Battelle Developmental Inventory What is the reference for the Battelle Developmental Inventory? - Norm referenced for children birth -8 years How long does it take to administer the Battelle Developmental Inventory? - 1-2 hours What does the BDI screen/determine? - Determines developmental level of infants and young children, plan intervention strategies, and assess the effects of treatment What are the references for the MAI? - Norm-referenced for infants 4-8 months Criterion referenced birth-12 months What is the MAI? - Movement Assessment of Infants What does the MAI screen? - To identify motor dysfunction in infants specifically high risk population, monitor effects of PT. What is the AIMS? - Alberta Infant Motor Scale What age group is the Alberta Infant Motor Scale best used for? - Standardized for babies birth to 18 months What is the objective of the AIMS? - To assess gross motor delay and document change over time. What is the PMDS-2? - Peabody Motor Developmental Scale What is the reference for the PMDS-2 (Peabody Motor Developmental Scale)? - Norm- referenced for children 1-72 months What is the PDMS-2 used for? - To determine level of motor skill acquisition/delay, can be used with children with known disabilities to measure change or for program development. What is the Gross Motor Function Measure specifically designed for? - CP and Down Syndrome. What is the GMFM? - Gross Motor Function Measure What is the reference for the Gross Motor Function Measure? - Criterion referenced no specific ages however validated for children between 5 months and 16 years What is the TGMD-2? - Test for Gross