Peds Exam 1

T/F: If an assessment tool has .60 validity, it can predict performance on a second tool.

If one is 2 standard deviations below the mean, they need services EXCEPT for what assessment?

"Perceptual motor skills are associated with dressing abilities" is an example of...

What is the score range for validity?

When assessing a child's preferences & choices, this falls under what aspect of SCOPE?

If you assess a client's ROM & strength first, this is what kind of approach?

When does the vestibular system develop?

Which is not true of IDEA Part C?

What assessment detects changes in self-perception over time?

If a child is unable to recognize writing on their skin via touch, they have problems with....

A child observing an adult & therefore learning from them is an example of what system theory?

bell curve Qs: With a T score of 70, what % of students did better on an exam?

Where is the proprioception system located?

Seeing if a child can don a coat and not comparing to them children their age is considered?

Which of these is not a stage of motor learning?

What system(s) are transdisciplinary?

Which is not true of norm-referenced test?

Remedial strategies in therapy bring about change in regards to...?

bell curve Q's: A child receives a score where 84% did better than her. What is the T score?

Which of these is the first system to develop?

All of these fall under occupation-based models except for?

If two graders grade 1 test and obtain the same score, this is referred to as...?

A client's spiritual beliefs would fall under what aspect of the OTPF?

The sensitivity to light and sounds falls under what aspect of temperament?

This assessment aids children in identifying their preferred activities. What is it?

What developmental theory describes how we adapt& respond to ongoing environmental experiences?

Assessing the values and beliefs of a client falls under what area in the PEO?

Which is not a component of the family system?

Loss of sensation involves the...

In PEDI, bathing represents the self-care domain being tested. What aspect of validity is this?

What assessment is based off of MOHO?

Self-control regarding emotions develops between what months?

You're analyzing a child's role of being a student. This falls under what part of the OTPF?

T/F: a test must be reliable to be valid

T/F: if two confidence intervals overlap, you can assume that change occurred

If the variance is 25, what is the standard deviation?

You're interviewing parents on their child's participation. What assessment may you be using?

A child often accidentally breaks toys or his pencil when writing. What may he be?

bell curve Qs: 99% of all scores fall within how many standard deviations of the mean?

A safe environment allowing a child to play outside is an example of?

All are advantages of standardized testing except for....

The behavioral subsystem of state has 6 sleep states. Which one represents active and awake?

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"Personality is based on more than just instinct." This describe what developmental theory?

What does having a smaller standard error score indicate?

When analyzing the bedtime routine of a child, this falls under what part of the OTPF?

T/F: Children report a higher level of competence than parents during the PEGS assessment.

How one processes and responds to the environment is referred to as..

What is stage 5 of the family life cycle?

"Learning can occur without behavior changes" represent what learning & systems theory?

What strategies focus on accommodation?

This development refers to the prerequisite skills needed for a child's development.

If a child cries in weight-bearing, they may be...?

All of these assessments are criterion-referenced EXCEPT for...

When working with teams in systems, what best describes the medical system?

What is the minimal standard score for reliability?

"A decrease in occupational performance leads to a decrease in well-being" is an example of?

Which is not an example of an ecological assessment?

Which is not true of a neuromaturational mode?

If a child is unable to plan and executive new motor tasks, they have problems with....?

What assessment is the best for at risk screening of mild-moderate developmental delays?

bell curve Q's: if a child has a developmental score of 70, what does this mean?

You're testing a 6 year old child for involuntary arm-hand movements. What assessment?

What occupational change to meet demands is defined as purposeful and intentional?

What assessment should you use to assess gross & fine motor skills in an adolescent?

"Pain decreases as therapy increases" is an example of...?

After 3 years of practicing OT, where you would fall on the professional reasoning continuum?

This type of narrative-making of the illness experience is based on story telling. This is?

Becoming used to the chair you've been sitting on for awhile is an example of....

What creates the normal curve?