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Across 1. An appropriate motor test for a preterm infant at 34 weeks post-menstrual age is the ______ (abbrev). 4. Genu ______ is assessed by measuring the distance between the medial femoral condyles when the child is in supine with the medial malleoli touching. 5. This test assesses fine & gross motor skills, and may be given to children through age 42 months. 8. The __________ Infant Motor Scale is a norm-referenced motor test for infants. 9. When examining pediatric clients using the ______ approach, begin with the desired outcome. 13. A typical newborn has a much ________ measure of hip anteversion than a typical adult. 14. The SAFER is a tool used to gather information about family routines, including _________. 17. SAFER stands for Scale for Assessment of _______ Enjoyment within Routines. 18. A torsional profile may include the following measures: foot progression angle, hip range of motion, foot measurement (metatarsus adductus), and the ____________ angle. 19. __________ sign may be used to assess leg length discrepency. 22. Naturalistic ___________ is an essential part of pediatric examination. 25. Routines-based interview tool (abbrev) 26. Repeatability of a test is also known as _________. 27. The SATIRE is a tool used to gather information about school routines, including ____________. 29. ___________-referenced tests may be used for program planning. 31. Craig's test is a measure of femoral ____________. 32. A standardized test with very few false positive results may be a very ______ test. 33. Genu ________ typically peaks around age ______ years.

Down 1. The thigh-foot angle may be measured to assess tibial ___________. 2. The _________ Developmental Motor Scales assess gross motor skills for children up to age 72 months. 3. The _________ maneuver, also calle dthe "sign of exit," may be used to detect DDH. 6. The _________ maneuver, also calle dthe "sign of entry," may be used to detect DDH. 7. A standardized gross motor tests may express scores as a developmental _________, with 100 being average. 10. Correct for prematurity when a child was born before 37 _______ gestation. 11. A standardized test with very few false negative results may be a very ______ test. 12. Many norm-referenced gross motor tests express results as a _________. 13. Gross motor subtests of the PDMS-2 include stationary, object manipulation, and ___________. 15. ________ angle is a measure of physiological flexion in neonates. 16. Criterion-referenced standardized assessments are sometimes referred to as _____________ tests. 18. SATIRE stands for Scale for the Assessment of _______ Impressions of Routines and Engagement. 20. Norm-referenced standardized assessments are often used to determine ________. 21. The _________ (abbrev) would be a good test to administer for program planning for a child with cerebral palsy. 23. Ongoing observation of children in their everyday routines may also be referred to as _________ assessment. 24. When interviewing a parent or family, it is critical to avoid using _________. 25. The AIMS assesses motor skills in prone, supine, sitting, and ___________. 28. One way to assess and measure participation is through parent and child __________. 30. An _______ age is calculated for children who are less than 24 months old. 31. The foot progression ________ may be used to measure in-toeing or out-toeing during gait.