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Pediatric Reach Test (PRT)
Summary
What it measures:
What It Measures and Conditions & Test Variations Included in this Summary:
The Pediatric Reach Test (PRT) is a modified form of the Functional Reach Test (FRT). The PRT measures side reaching as well as forward reaching in both sitting and standing positions. The PRT can be used on typical children and children with disabilities. (1)
ICF Domain(s):
Body Structure and Function
ICF Categories:
Changing and Maintaining Body Positions
Appendices A and B
Note: Doesn't follow original protocol.
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Contact: practice@apta.org
Content Type: Test & Measure
Alivia Alfredo, SPT; Ashley Denochick, SPT; Leslie Peterson, SPT; Taylor Reilly, SPT; Mary Ann Holbein-Jenny, PT, DPT, PhD
Emily Miller, PTA, BS; Orthopedic Advanced Proficiency Pathway; Shannon Laspina, PT
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