A typical 5-7 month old baby exhibits protective extension forward in sitting.

You are treating a child in an outpatient clinic. The OT notices that the child is unable to get up from the middle of the floor independently and comes to you with her concern.  What age would be considered typical for a child to be able to come to standing independently?

The law that mandates educational services for children 0 -3 years of age who have been identified as having a qualifying disability is:

Joey Bagodoughts is seen in your clinic for a motor control problem of the foot and ankle. As you develop a PT program for him and establish a HEP you begin to notice a few other signs: steppage gait pattern, increased lordosis, difficulty climbing stairs, unable to consistently lift his head when supine against gravity, difficulty rising from the floor.  You immediately begin to realize that something else is going on. What are the things you are considering in your differential diagnosis?

Acute Care

Folic acid is an important vitamin for women who are pregnant, or plan to become pregnant, as it reduces the risk of:  

What are Psychophysiological Disorders?  How do they differ from most of the disorders discussed in this chapter?

What is the difference between a matching design and a repeated measures design?

When computing a confidence interval, whether 2-tailed or 1-tailed, always use _____________-_______________ critical value

Assume: (Use t-table to solve) N = 21; α = .05 (2-tailed test)         What is tcrit___________________? N = 16; α = .01 (1-tailed test)         What is tcrit ___________________? N = 10; α = .05 (1-tailed test)         What is tcrit___________________?