ASQ-3 Questions and Answers Graded A

ASQ-3 Questions and Answers Graded A 3 main parts of the ASQ-3 family information sheet pages of questions information summary sheet how many intervals are there in the ASQ-3 and what does this mean? 21 questionnaires for use at different ages when do you adjust age for prematurity? if the child is younger than 2 and was more than 3 weeks premature how many questions are asked in the ASQ-3 30, 6 per domain 5 domains of ASQ-3 communication gross motor fine motor problem solving personal social how do you answer the ASQ-3 yes no sometimes how many points do you get for yes? no? sometimes? yes= 10 sometimes= 5 not yet= 0 where is the child above the cut off and what does this mean? in the white part of the bar; it means they appear to be doing well in that domain what is a score in the monitoring zone look like? and what does this mean? they are in the light gray shaded area in the var and they are close to the cut off this means the child may need practice in that domain where is the child below the cut off and what does this mean? the dark shaded part of the bar; means the child may need further assessment in that area what type of screening is the ASQ-3 developmental screening what is the reading level of the ASQ-3 4th-6th grade who completes the ASQ-3 parents or professionals who know the child well how long does it take to complete the ASQ-3 10-15 minutes how long does it take to score the ASQ 2-3 minutes what scores are provided for the ASQ and what do they tell you 5 raw scores, one for each area they are compared to the cutoff points for each area which show if they're doing well, need to be monitored, or need more assessment what languages can you get the asq in? English or spanish what percent of disabilities or delays are missed in children? 70% one in six children are affected by what? developmental delays learning disorders and behavioral and social-emotional problems is the ASQ-3 norm referenced or criterion referenced? criterion referenced because you are only comparing to what the child can do (yes no or sometimes) what is an extra domain on the ASQ overall if the child is in the black portion of the bar how many standard deviations are they from the mean? what about in the grey? black- 2 grey- between 1 and two if an 8 month old is in the black or grey when should they be rescreened? what about a 4 year old 3 months 6 months why do we do screen? the earlier we discover the delay the better