Purpose and Benefits
Process that determines whether a child needs a referral
What is screening?
Three ways that questions are answered on the ASQ
What is yes, sometimes and not yet?
Walks well and seldom falls
What is Gross Motor?
Number of points assigned to yes, sometimes and not yet
What is 10, 5, 0?
Offered to all families who engage in ASQs
What are learning activities?
Process of screening children who do not have development delays
What is monitoring?
Number of items in each domain on the ASQ
What is 6?
Says four or more words
What is Communication?
Number of items that can be omitted per domain
What is 2?
An example of support that could be offered to a caregiver when a child scores in the monitoring zone
What is parenting programs/family support programs/childcare program/etc?
An example of why an ASQ skill was selected
What is a easily observed/elicited in the home?
Areas of development on the ASQ:3
What is Communication, Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Problem Solving and Personal-Social?
Stacks three small blocks or toys on top of each other
What is Fine Motor?
Children in these households may take slightly longer to develop expressive language
What is multilingual?
An important consideration when a child scores in the referral zone
What is {many options from Additional Considerations List}
ASQ administration should take into account prior experience of a family by developing rapport with parents
What is mistrust of agencies and systems?
What is Grade 4th to 6th?
Uses a tool or object to get something out of reach
What is Problem Solving?
Cultural views on this topic can limit a child's activity choices, such as discouraging boys from playing with dolls or girls from practicing ball skills
What are gender roles/beliefs?
The section of the questionnaire that can trigger a referral even if all numerical domain scores are typical.
What is the overall section?
ASQ-3 research found this percentage of agreement between parents and professionals
What is 93%?
Questions range in difficulty in each domain, where questions #1 to #4 represent skills below chronological age, and questions #5 and #6 target this
What are average skills for a child of that age?
Eats with a fork
What is Personal Social?
A lack of safe outdoor areas or neighborhood parks may impact a child's daily play and exploration to happen in front of these
What is a screen/tv/etc?
These two screenings should always be considered alongside a developmental referral to rule out underlying physical barriers.
What are hearing and vision screenings?