Objective To access the relation between the Test of Infant Motor Performance (TIMP) and the gross motor quotient of Gesell Developmental Scale (GDS), and to compare with the American's TIMP standard. Methods A total of 30 cases of preterm were recruited in this study.Subjects were tested with the TIMP and the GDS in corrected gestational aged 8~9 and 12~13 weeks.Raw scores of TIMP were divided into average, below average, far below average.And gross motor quotient of GDS was divided into normal, critical level, developmental delay.Correlation between TIMP and gross motor quotient of GDS was analyzed.The raw scores of TIMP between this research and the American's standard were also compared. Results In both 8~9 weeks and 12~13 weeks after corrected gestational age, TIMP scores showed highly significant correlation with the gross motor quotient of GDS(r=0.533 and 0.567, P＜0.01).In both 8~9 weeks and 12~13 weeks, raw scores of TIMP of this study were 77±18 and 98±18, which were smaller than American's standards (93±18 and 108±19). Conclusion TIMP can be applied to access babies who were corrected the gestational aged 8~9 weeks and 12~13 weeks.There are significant differences between this study and American's standard.
Key words
Test of Infant Motor Performance /
Gesell Developmental Scale /
gross motor quotient /
premature
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