Peabody Developmental Motor Scales (2nd Edition) (PDMS-2)- Scoring, Converting, Interpreting
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- This is a review and tutorial for the raw scoring and numerical conversions for interpretation of the PDMS-2.
References used in this video include the PDMS-2 Examiner Record Booklet and the Examiner's Manual.
Links to my other videos on standardized outcome measures:
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As a new OTR I've come back to this several times when scoring the PDMS!! Thanks
I appreciate the feedback and I'm very happy that you found this helpful!
Thank for you explaining the PDMS assessment in a simple method which was very organized as I am a new OTR, It was definitely helpful !!
I appreciate your feedback and I'm really glad you found this helpful Maria!
Thank you for such a clear and concise video! This was excellent!
You're very welcome! Thank you for the feedback!
Thank you for this! As an OT It has made scoring so easy! I showed all my coworkers when training to administer!
Wow, Angel, I really appreciate that feedback. Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know, and I love that you're sharing the knowledge! There is often so much confusion and inconsistencies among clinicians on the scoring and interpretation of this assessment, so I'm glad you and your team found it useful.
I second this!!!! I am an OT student needing to do the scoring for an assignment and I was clueless before this.
@@adashofcolor Thank you very much for the commentary. I'm happy that you also found it helpful!
Very self explanatory. Thank you!
You’re very welcome! I’m happy to hear people enjoyed it!
I don’t administer the Peabody often so this was a great refresher! Thanks so much! :)
This is so helpful and clear to understand. Thank you!
I'm very glad to to hear that!
Super helpful!
Thank you! This is very helpful for an OT fieldwork student! 💜
Thank you! This was so helpful!
That's excellent to hear. I'm happy to help!
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!
Thank you for this! I have a skills check coming up and this is one of the assessments I need to know!
I am happy to help, Selena!
My thoughts will be with you as you perform your skills check (if you haven't already).
Thank you!!
Thank you! I am starting my first peds job next week and havent had any peds clinical experience so I'm nervous! This is very helpful
This is wonderful to hear. Welcome to the realm of pediatrics! I hope you'll enjoy your coming experience.
This was so helpful!!!
I'm glad to hear that Alayna!
Thank youuuu so helpful!
This is going to help for my osces
What if on Reflexes for items 1-8 the patient never scored any 2's, just several 0's and 1's. How do we calculate that?
Laura,
I apologize for my delay and hope this finds you well. You have a brilliant question and I’ve encountered this scenario a number of times in the past. Due to the lack of this being addressed in the literature I’ve come across, I personally report something along the lines of “Given a score of 2 on three consecutive items was not present for the Gross Motor Subtest- Reflexes, PT was unable to establish a corresponding basal score (I do still include a ceiling score if one is present). However, the patient’s raw score was x for Reflexes thus the child’s scaled scores indicate xyz (Standard Score, Percentile Rank, Gross Motor Quotient, etc). As a result, this child receives the Test Description of x (Average, Below Average, Poor, etc).”
In the event you find conflicting information or contrary belief, please let me know. My primary use of the PDMS-2 has been for clinical use so I can track change in my patients so this way of interpreting has guided me well under the assumption that my findings are still valid and reliable for that corresponding section. However, if you're measure is for contribution to research or literature, you may want to contact the PDMS-2 creators (M. Rhonda Folio or Rebecca R. Fewell) directly for confirmation as I, personally, haven't had luck through the PearsonAssessment site, other distribution sites, or their corresponding help phone lines.
If I can send my kids report on this, can you suggest activities improving the problem area...?
Thank for your video,,,,,I learning how to use this test but i got stuck ....how I find the Z-score when the PR fall 5 and 9 lets say It is 7 and the GMO is 66....thanks i will really apreciate your help
Firstly, for any other viewers wondering, a Z-Score is a measure of how many standard deviations a raw score is from the mean (above is +# and below the mean is -#)
If you're wanting to determine Z-Scores, you will first need to convert your Standard Scares into a Quotient or Percentile (Quotients are more preferred/precise to use here- see NOTE below). Once you have the child's Quotient or Percentile, you can go to Appendix D (Table D.1). From there you simply plug in your current found value and view your corresponding Z-Score.
Example: If my child's Quotient was 75, I would go to Table D.1 (on page 124) and, under the PDMS-2 Quotient column, I would go down until I see 75. Then I drift to the column left to see my corresponding Z-score of -1.67 and, in the furthest column left, a corresponding Percentile of 5.
NOTE: As mentioned before, it is more desirable to insert the Quotient into Table D.1 rather than the Percentile as some percentiles are associated with multiple Z-Scores and Quotients. For example, if I were to surmise that my percentile rank was 5 and I inserted that into Table D.1, it would be found on two separate lines (one producing Z-score of -1.60 with a Quotient of 76 and another line producing -1.67 with a Quotient of 75. As a result, it is more precise to have your input value as your Quotient to find a singular Z-Score.
@@WarrenMcAdamsPT THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
Can You Please a Scoring Vedio for BOT2 ?
Anu, I actually have that on my list of future videos. I'm currently backlogged with work/life right now so it may be another month or so before I can make that video.
Hello. Very informative and to the point content.
I need a favour warner I'm currently doing a reserch using Peabody i had all the related content even the questionnaire just the examiner mannual part left. I checked different websites to buy and even you mentioned in a comment but just the examiner manual part is 15k according to my currency and quite expensive. Could you help me in just sharing the examiner mannual part. I would be really really thankful. As a PT there are really few people who work with autistic childs. Please help if you can. Thankyou
Husna, unfortunately, due to potential copy-write infringements, I am unable to send you PDMS-2 materials. Those must be purchased from the appropriate vendors. Another option might be to check a University Library to see if you can rent one.
Thankyou Warner. And that's totally understandable. I found the same reason that no one will share content with me i switched my topic. But thankyou for your time
Where i find this scoring sheet?? Google or anny link?
The agency I work for provides their staff with these materials. I believe they order them online via the Pearson site which has PDMS-2 Testing Kits, Record Forms, and Response Booklets: www.pearsonassessments.com/store/usassessments/en/Store/Professional-Assessments/Motor-Sensory/Peabody-Developmental-Motor-Scales-%7C-Second-Edition/p/100000249.html?tab=pricing-ordering
In this video the primary resource I used was the Examiner Record Booklet (0:50) which is the "Response Booklet" on that site.
For the conversion packet I'm using (6:04), I simply scanned and printed the pages I wanted to reference for the purposes of this video. However, the entire set of conversion charts can be found within one of the booklets (The Examiner's Manual) that should come with the "Kit".
Note: I do not represent PDMS-2 or Pearson nor do I have any financial disclosures to make. I'm simply a clinician that wants to help others figure out how the PDMS-2 works.
Hi, I want to do some research on this. Can you share your information with me?
Send may email?
I am willing to answer questions you may have as I'm able.
However, due to potential copy-write infringements, I am unable to send you my actual PDMS-2 materials used in this video. Those must be purchased from the appropriate vendors.
Thankyou. but sorry, may i know where can i get the form?
After doing a quick Google search, it appears that Pearson sells them:
www.pearsonassessments.com/store/usassessments/en/Store/Professional-Assessments/Motor-Sensory/Peabody-Developmental-Motor-Scales-%7C-Second-Edition/p/100000249.html
As a side note, I am not affiliated with them in any way.
Hello I have an assignment due for a 5 month old and need the scores and ranges can you please email me pictures THIS IS MY LAST HOPE
Sogand, I've had a few similar requests in the past week but unfortunately I am not allowed to send PDMS-2 materials to others. If you have specific questions I can address those for learning and clarification if that helps.
Ezra Miller is that you??
The word Kiddo makes me cringe... I think because preppy white chicks (typical OT, and PT) all use it, or honestly I don't know why. Just say kids, they're kids.