You have a 42-month-old child with a diagnosis of fetal alcohol syndrome on your schedule for a developmental evaluation to determine whether he is eligible for physical therapy services at the preschool where you work. Which of the following assessment tools would be the most appropriate to use?

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The Peabody Developmental Motor Scales covers both fine and gross motor performance for someone 42 months of age. The Alberta Infant Motor Scale is for infants up to age 18 months. The Gross Motor Function Test is for those with cerebral palsy or Down syndrome, and the Wong-Baker Faces scale is a pain assessment.

You Have a 42-Month-Old Child with a Diagnosis of Fetal