《中国康复理论与实践》

《中国康复理论与实践》 ›› 2013, Vol. 19 ›› Issue (06): 556-558.

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Alberta婴儿运动量表与Peabody运动发育量表-2在脑损伤高危儿中的一致性研究

周洪涛，张惠佳，王跑球，李惠枝，覃蓉，刘娟   

  1. 湖南省儿童医院康复二科，湖南长沙市410007。
  • 收稿日期:2012-07-02 修回日期:2012-08-13 出版日期:2013-06-25 发布日期:2013-06-25
  • 通讯作者: 张惠佳

Consistency between Alberta Infant Motor Scale and Peabody Developmental Motor Scale-2 in Assessing Motor Function of High Risk Infants

ZHOU Hong-tao, ZHANG Hui-jia, WANG Pao-qiu, et al.   

  1. Rehabilitation Center of Hunan Children's Hospital, Changsha 410007, Hunan, China
  • Received:2012-07-02 Revised:2012-08-13 Published:2013-06-25 Online:2013-06-25

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摘要： 目的探讨Alberta 婴儿运动量表(AIMS)与Peabody 运动发育量表-2(PDMS-2)在1~9 个月脑损伤高危儿的平行效度。方法1~9 个月脑损伤高危儿60 例，均接受AIMS和PDMS-2 评估。AIMS总分与PDMS-2 粗大运动原始总分(GMS)进行Spearman 相关性分析， AIMS百分位与粗大运动商(GMQ)根据Kappa 值进行定性分析。并对两个量表检查时间进行比较。结果AIMS总分与PDMS-2 GMS 的相关系数为0.91(P<0.001)，AIMS 百分位与PDMS-2 GMQ 的相关系数为0.6。AIMS 评估时间平均(10.47±3.63)min，PDMS-2 评估时间平均(26.5±7.77) min (t=28.895, P<0.001)。结论AIMS与PDMS-2 在1~9 个月脑损伤高危儿的运动发育评估中具有较高的一致性。

关键词: 婴儿, 高危因素, Alberta婴儿运动量表, Peabody运动发育量表-2, 一致性

Abstract: Objective To explore the parallel validity of Alberta infant motor scale (AIMS) and Peabody developmental motor scale-2 (PDMS-2) in assessing motor function of high risk infants. Methods 60 high risk infants, aged from 1 month to 9 months, were assessed by both the AIMS and PDMS-2. The total scores of AIMS and the total original scores of PDMS-2 gross motor scale (GMS) were compared by the Spearman's analysis. The AIMS's percentage and PDMS-2 gross motor quotient (GMQ) were compared with qualitative analysis by Kappa value. The examination time of the two scales was also compared. Results The correlation coefficient of the total scores of AIMS and the original scores of GMS was 0.91 (P<0.001). The correlation coefficient of AIMS's percentage and GMQ was 0.6. The mean time of AIMS was (10.47±3.63) min, and that of PDMS-2 was (26.5±7.77) min for examination (t=28.895, P<0.001). Conclusion AIMS and PDMS-2 are in a high level of consistency when assessing the motor function of 1-month-old to 9-month-old high risk infants.

Key words: infant, high risk, Alberta Infant Motor Scale, Peabody Developmental Motor Scale-2, consistency