A 2-year-old child received no delays and one caution on the Denver II.The nurse would record these results as which of the following?

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No delays and a maximum of one caution on the Denver II indicate a normal test.A delay is a failure of any item to the left of the age line.A caution is failure of the child to perform an item that has been achieved by 75% to 90% of children the same age.A suspect test is one with one or more delays or two or more cautions.In these instances,retest the child in 1 to 2 weeks.Current illness,lack of sleep,fear and anxiety,deafness,or blindness can affect a child's performance.If these or another logical rationale can explain a child's failure to successfully complete a series of Denver II items during a session,readminister the test in 1 month,providing resolution of the preexisting condition is accomplished where appropriate.

A 2-Year-Old Child Received No Delays and One Caution on the Denver