婴儿水生功能评估量表的改编- AFAS BABY©:Escala de avalia o Functional Aquática para Bebês

Q4 Medicine Motricidade Pub Date : 2020-12-31 DOI:10.6063/MOTRICIDADE.20396
Luize Bueno de Araújo, Tainá Ribas Mélo, V. Israel
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尽管越来越多地使用水生环境(AE)作为婴幼儿活动的治疗选择,陆地物理治疗的评估工具也越来越多,但没有一种工具能够解决婴儿水生环境的特征。本研究旨在将水生功能评估量表(AFAS)中的水生行为适用于3 - 24个月的婴幼儿。首先,由两名专家观察儿童的AE,并由三名具有量表经验的专业人员进行调整。其次,对5名儿童进行评估,以验证量表的适用性和调整的必要性。最后,6位专业人士/专家对量表的内容进行了验证。因此,AFAS-Baby包括61种行为:适应(A)阶段有8种,掌握水环境(D)阶段有14种,专门治疗练习(E)阶段有35种,整体适应(Cd)阶段有4种。分数保持不变,按照原来的量表。AFAS-Baby能够评估婴幼儿的特定水上运动行为,并协助专业人员对婴儿进行水上刺激。
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A Adaptation of the Aquatic Functional Assessment Scale for Babies - AFAS BABY©: Escala de Avaliação Funcional Aquática para Bebês
Despite the increasing use of the aquatic environment (AE) as a therapeutic option for activities with infants and toddlers and the increasing number of assessment instruments for land-based physical therapy, no instrument addresses the characteristics of the aquatic environment regarding babies. This study aimed to adapt the aquatic behaviors of the Aquatic Functional Assessment Scale (AFAS) for babies, encompassing infants and toddlers aged three to 24 months (AFAS-Baby). First, a child was observed in the AE by two experts, with adjustments being made by three professionals with experience in the scale. Second, 5 children were evaluated to verify both the scale's applicability and the need for adjustments in it. Lastly, 6 professionals/experts validated the content of the scale. Hence, the AFAS-Baby comprises 61 behaviors: 8 in the Adaptation (A) phase, 14 in Mastering of the water environment (D), 35 in Specialized Therapeutic Exercises (E), and 4 in Global fitness (Cd). The score remained unchanged, following the original scale. The AFAS-Baby enables the assessment of specific aquatic motor behaviors for infants and toddlers, as well as assists professionals in the aquatic stimulation of babies.
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Motricidade Health Professions-Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation
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