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Hand Steadiness Tester- Hole Type
The
subject’s task is to hold a metal-tipped stylus in 9 progressively smaller
hole sizes without touching the sides. The effects on steadiness of right
vs. left, exercise, smoking, alcohol ingestion and other factors can be
observed. A Counter is required for testing. See
below for 1858024C Counter.
#1832011..... Hand Steadiness
Tester- Hole Type: $65.00
Two Arm Coordination Test
This
is a test of motor coordination and learning which requires both arms to
work together. The subject’s task is to move the metal pointer around the
anodized star pattern without leaving the pattern.
A Counter is required for testing. See below for 1858024C Counter.
#1832532..... Two Arm Coordination
Test: $395.00
Auto-Scoring Mirror Tracer
Measures an individual's basic level of function in the
areas of color identification, shape and size discrimination, eye-hand coordination,
understanding of spatial relationships, and ability to follow verbal instructions.
Includes Pegboard and Round Pegs, Graded Pegboard, Pegboard with Square Pegs, instruction
manual with screening procedures and post-test forms
(1858024C Counter included).
#1858024A..... Auto-Scoring Mirror
Tracer:
$595.00
Impulse Counter
This
battery-operated impulse counter works noiselessly, thus eliminating any
cues given by other counters' clicks. The 6-digit LCD display can record
over 50 counts per second. Activated by contact closure across the front
panel binding posts. Can be used with the following equipment:
- Hand Steadiness Tester- Hole
Type #1832011
- Two Arm Coordination Test
#1832532
- Auto-Scoring Mirror Tracer
#1858024A
#1858024C..... Impulse Counter:
$350.00
PDMS-2
(Peabody Developmental Motor Scales
and Activity Cards)- 2nd Edition
The
PDMS-2 is an early childhood motor development program that provides both
in-depth assessment and training or remediation of gross and fine motor
skills. The assessment is composed of six subtests that measure
interrelated motor abilities that develop early in life. It is designed to
assess the motor skills of children from birth through 6 years of age.
Reliability and validity have been determined empirically. The normative
sample consisted of 2,003 persons residing in 46 states. The PDMS-2 can be
used by occupational therapists, physical therapists, diagnosticians,
early intervention specialists, adapted physical education teachers,
psychologists, and others who are interested in examining the motor
abilities of young children. New
Features in the PDMS-2: Psychometrically, the second edition of the
PDMS has improved in the following ways:
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All the new normative data were
collected in the winter of 1997 and the spring of 1998
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Characteristics of the
normative sample relative to geography, gender, race, and other
critical variables are the same as those reported in the Statistical
Abstract of the United States (U.S. Bureau of Census, 1997) and are
therefore representative of the current U.S. Population.
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The normative information has
been stratified by age.
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Studies showing the absence of
gender and racial bias have been added.
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Reliability coefficients were
computed for subgroups of the normative sample (e.g. individuals with
motor disabilities, African Americans, Hispanic Americans, females,
and males) as well as for the entire normative sample.
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New validity studies have been
conducted; special attention has been devoted to showing that the test
is valid for a wide variety of subgroups as well as for the general
population.
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Each item was evaluated using
both conventional item analyses to choose "good" statistical
items and the new differential item functioning analyses to find
biased items.
**SPECIAL
ORDER- Ships
Only via Ground Service **
#088043-02..... PDMS-2 Peabody Developmental Motor Scales-
2nd Edition: $629.00
LOTCA
Battery (Loewenstein Occupational Therapy
Cognitive Assessment)
Provides
a valid profile of a client's abilities and a measurable assessment of specific
deficits to help plan treatment.
LOTCA™ 2
is a series of cognitive tests for primary assessment and ongoing evaluation in
the treatment of brain injured individuals. Changes to the original LOTCA™ were
made in giving and scoring the test allow for more accuracy. Various subtests
related to the rehab process are divided into 4 areas: Orientation, Visual and
Spatial Perception, Visual Motor Organization and Thinking Operations.
LOTCA™-G
is a revised version of LOTCA™ (First Edition) geared specifically towards the
ongoing evaluation and treatment plans for geriatric clients with brain injury.
This version addresses physical and mental factors that can accompany aging by
offering larger components, reduced pictorial detail, multiple choice questions,
and shorter administration time.
Both versions were designed to provide standardized testing procedures and
established norms for systematic data collection in cognitive assessment.
Kits include card decks, colored blocks, pegboard set, a manual and other
materials packed in a carrying case. Carrying case measures 13 1/2 x 10 x 3 1/4
¨ (34 x 25 x 8 cm).
#45H718261000..... LOTCA™ 2 Battery: $229.00
#45H718260050..... LOTCA-G
Battery:
$225.00
DOTCA-Ch
Battery (Dynamic Occupational Therapy
Cognitive Assessment for Children)
Provides
a measure of cognitive assessment and learning potential for children ages 6-12
with special needs. It consists of 22 sub-tests in 5 cognitive areas:
Orientation, Spatial Perception, Praxis, Visuomotor Construction and Thinking
Operations. For each sub-test there is an option of a structured 5-step
mediation. Measures of short-term memory and time of performance are included in
the visuomotor organization area.
The goals of the assessment are to identify the strengths and deficits of the
child in the different cognitive areas and measure learning potential, as well
as to recognize the child's thinking strategies utilizing dynamic procedures.
Data for typical children ages 6-12 years, groups of children with learning
disabilities and brain injury was collected to establish the standardization,
reliability and validity properties of the test.
Administration time is approximately 1½ hours. It is possible to administer the
test in more than one session.
#45H718230000..... DOTCA-Ch™ Battery:
$599.00
BaFPE
(Bay Area
Functional Performance Evaluation)
A two-part, behavorially-anchored assessment
designed to assess how a client may function in task-oriented and social
interactional settings.
The Task Oriented Assessment (TOA) utilizes five tasks in which twelve
functional parameters in cognitive, performance, and affective areas are rated.
Observations about specific cognitive and neuropsychological functioning are
made during each task.
The Social Interaction Scale (SIS) measures the level of social competency
through assessment of seven areas of social functioning via observation in five
different social situations. These situations are observed in activities that
are generally part of any therapeutic milieu program.
The BaFPE™ has been used in inpatient and outpatient settings to evaluate the
functional performance of psychiatric, brain injured, geriatric, or
developmentally disabled adults as well as adolescents in treatment or special
education settings. It can be used for treatment, discharge planning,
documentation and outcome studies.
The manual includes reliability and validity studies as well as a bibliography
of over 30 publications or research studies, addressing the continued validation
of the BaFPE™ with various populations. The kit includes a loose leaf binder
containing a manual of background information, directions for administering the
TOA and the SIS, administration forms, rating guides and worksheets. Also
includes a set of sea shells, set of design blocks and associated items.
#45F718270000..... BaFPE™ (Bay Area
Functional Performance Evaluation): $339.00
Visual Perception Assessment Program
Measures a child's basic level of function in the
areas of color identification, shape and size discrimination, eye-hand coordination,
understanding of spatial relationships, and ability to follow verbal instructions.
Includes Pegboard and Round Pegs, Graded Pegboard, Pegboard with Square Pegs, instruction
manual with screening procedures and post-test forms.
The Visual Perception Assessment Program is
not only an excellent diagnostic tool, but it also provides an involving
fun-filled way for a child to learn and grow.
Objective
of the Program: To test and develop the following skills:
- Fine Motor Ability
- Eye-hand Coordination
- Perceptual Motor Skills
- Color Recognition
- Shape Recognition
- Size Discrimination
- Visual Memory
- Matching Skills
- Depth Perception
- Spatial Awareness
- Ability to compare certain task
- Communication skills
- Ability to count
- Simple addition and subtraction
- Understanding of one-to-one
correspondence
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Only via Ground Service **
#084923A..... Visual Perception Assessment Program:
$139.95
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