Match the questions with the available responses.  The responses can be used more than once.  Some responses may not be used.

You are working in an outpatient pediatric setting, and receive a physician order to evaluate and treat a 5 year old boy with autism. Because of his diagnosis and attributes related to his diagnosis, you suspect he may have fine motor and visual motor delays affecting his independence with self-care skills. You will need to complete a norm-referenced assessment that is very play based in order to fully engage the child in the tasks.  Because of his diagnosis, you want to assess his functional performance at home, in preschool, and in social settings.  What assessment would you choose?

Once again referring to the case scenario  (re: Charlie Daniels) above, you want to assess the significance of his flat affect and being “down in the dumps”. Which of the following assessments would help give you the data you need?

Which of the following assessments could be administered to a 75 year old man during an inpatient rehabilitation stay to measure functional independence based on 10 different ADL tasks?

You are working in a large hospital system that services clients across the lifespan.  You would like to purchase a sensory-based assessment that has version for infants all the way through adulthood.  What assessment would you select?

You are working in an early intervention program that serves infants under the age of 3.  You would like to purchase a sensory assessment that could be used with newborns under the age of 18 months.  What would you choose?

After you have worked with the 10 year old boy with Down syndrome for a while, you decide to explore leisure and recreational options for him outside of the school setting.   What assessment would you choose?

A newborn is delivered after augmentation of labor with oxytocin and a difficult vaginal delivery. APGAR scores were seven (7) at one minute of age, and eight (8) at five minutes of age. The newborn weighs 4252 grams (9 lb. 3 oz.), and is 50 cm (20 inches) long. What is the next priority intervention by the nurse?

Hyperlordosis is evident in that the spine will have a large: 

Which of the following quadricep muscles is a 2-joint muscle?