Diagnosis
Tests & Measures
Eval & Exam
Treatment
Potpourri
Outcomes
100

This genetic condition involves degeneration of the anterior horn cells, causing progressive muscle weakness.

Spinal Muscular Atrophy

100

This grading scale is used to describe the severity of club foot.

DiMeglio Scale; Pirani Scale

100

A child may have this category of heart defect if they have persistent blue tint to their skin or lips.

Cyanotic heart defect.

100

Children in the NICU can benefit from positioning the UEs in this position for soothing.

Flexed and adducted to midline.

100

This condition results from a decrease in venous return of blood from LEs during position changes.

Orthostatic hypotension.

100

This outcome measure assesses quality of life including daily activities, movement and balance, pain, fatigue, and eating.

PedsQL

200

This condition affects a child's ability to learn and perform motor skills and participate in ADLs at school and home.

Developmental Coordination Disorder

200
Developmental delays measured by this assessment is typically required to diagnose a child with DCD.

Movement-Assessment Battery for Children (MABC-2)

200

You are evaluating a child with a burn, and you notice that there is a clear line of demarcation on the forearm and affects the distal part of extremity. What are you concerned about?

Child abuse

200

Treatment for this condition should include airway clearance techniques, postural exercises, breathing training, and incontinence exercises.

Cystic Fibrosis

200

This is recommendation for daily physical activity for all children.

60 minutes of daily moderate to vigorous physical activity.

200

An 11-year old child with CP uses powered mobility the majority of the time, and walks short distances at home. What GMFCS level are they?

IV

300

This disease results in progressive muscle weakness with fatty infiltration, leading to progressive disability and ultimately early mortality.

Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

300

Foot progression angle measures this feature of gait.

Intoeing/outoeing

300

This diagnosis will present with limited PROM and AROM on evaluation, combined with likely swelling and redness around affected joints.

JIA

300

Children with DCD respond best to what type of intervention: Impairment-based or task-based?

Task-Based. Neuromotor task training, cognitive orientation to daily occupational performance, and motor imagery.

300

This core value is defined as "steadfast adherence to high ethical principles or standards, inluding being truthfu and ensuring fairness"

Integrity

300

This is the age where gross motor development peaks in children with CP.

6 years.

400

This diagnosis is characterized by severe hypotonia and global delays, and children require strict dietery restrictions due to the lack of regulation.

Prader Willi

400

This test is valid in predicting loss of ambulation in children with DMD.

6 Min Walk Test

400

You are evaluating a 3 month old infant with torticollis and a limitation in PROM of 15 degrees. What grade is this equal to?

Grade 2: Early Moderate

400

It is imperative to avoid eccentric exercise in what population?

DMD

400

This theory is defined as the capability of the nervous system to organize and coordinate patterns of activity to produce motor actions and movements. The most common application of this theory is to gait.

Central Pattern Generators.

400

Children with lumbar SCI injuries will primarily utilize this type of wheeled mobility for home and the community.

Manual Wheelchair

500

This category of heart defect prohibits oxygenated blood from reaching the body.

Acyanotic heart defects.

500

This test evaluates the stability of a child's position of the head of the femur in the acetabulum.

Ortolani test (reduction) and Barlow test (stress test)

500

A 5 year old boy arrives to his initial evaluation with a limp and pain in his hip and knee. What do you suspect?

Legg-Calve-Perthes (Perthes Disease)

500

Pressure garments should be fitted and worn for 23 hours/day for up to 2 years for best results, but burns must be what % healed before initiating this treatment?

90%

500

Agility, balance, and coordination are all components of this type of fitness.

Skill-related fitness.

500
Children with Down Syndrome are expected to achievel crawling, on average, at this age.

2 years

600
LE Weakness, loss of sensation in the "saddle" region, areflexic bladder, and LMN deficits are all signs of what type of spinal cord injury?

Cauda Equina Syndrome

600

This test assesses muscular strength in children with torticollis.

Muscle Function Scale

600

You are evaluating an 8 month old infant with torticollis. They have a 10 degree restriction in rotation PROM. What grade is this?

Grade 4: Later Mild

600

True or false: You should create an environment that limits errors in practice when treating children with cognitive impairments.

True.

600

By this age, the gait pattern is mature, although variability continues to improve beyond this point.

7 years

600

This test is valid for children ages 4-8 and measures sensory function with visual, tactile, kinesthetic, and motor tasks.

Sensory Integration and Praxis Test (SIPT)