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Denver ll Screening ManualEntry/Object ID
AM2017.26.8Scope and Content
The Denver ll Screening Manual was developed to provide instruction in testing and scoring procedures of the Denver ll, to describe standardization data, and to clarify potential clinical and research application.
Principal value of the Denver ll is to provide and organized, clinical impression of a child's overall development and to alert the user to potential developmental difficulties.
Denver ll is designed to be used with apparently well children between birth and six years of age and is administered by assessing a child's performance on various age-appropriate tasks.
Valuable in screening asymptomatic children for possible problems, in confirming intuitive suspicions with an objective measure, and in monitoring children at risk for developmental problems, such as those who have experienced perinatal difficulties.
Consists of 125 tasks, or items, which are arranged on the test form in four sectors to screen the following areas of function:
1. Personal-Social
2. Gine Motor-Adaptive
3. Language
4.Gross Motor
Along with the screening manual are two packs of test sheets for the examiner and a green zippered bag with objects used for testing.Lexicon
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