the Denver II Developmental Screening Test

lmcnabbkv · Dec 22, 2004

First you need to make a line from top to bottom of page intersecting the childs age and barrs that it intersects are things that the child should be able to do give or take a little. There are special kits with all the tools and toys needed or you can improvise. Questions marked with a certain letter can simply be answered by the parents others you must see the child do, like feed a doll a bottle etc. It's fairly simple although it usually takes quite a bit of finessing to get children of certain ages to cooperate. Good luck!!

manna, BSN, RN · Dec 23, 2004

Are you a student ?

We had to do a Denver II for a grade - but were provided the kits containing the needed testing materials and an instruction booklet.

GingerSue · Dec 23, 2004

Thanks. Yes I am doing re-entry, so that makes me a student again. The textbook only has a description of the purpose of the test, and the manual has a chart but no instructions. I'm searching around for instructions.

kids · Dec 23, 2004

The Denver materials are posted in the thread titled 'Developmental Assessment Tools' tacked at the top of the forum.

KRVRN, BSN, RN · Dec 24, 2004

We had to do a Denver II on a child for class, too. It helps to choose a newborn... fewer things to test them on!

tpena22 · Sep 19, 2006

Could someone please email me the instruction to the denver II?

Thank you

bluaeon · Sep 21, 2007

ugh! i hate to bring dead threads back on, but I am in need of this test form too. If anyone can help me out, please let me know. I have been searching around and so far none came up. Thank you in advance! :)

Pediatric Critical Care Columnist · Sep 21, 2007

You can order the kit directly from Denver Developmental Materials (http://www.denverii.com/DenverII.html) for $55.

bluaeon · Sep 21, 2007

^^ thanks but i kinda need it in the next 2 days. i have been searching for this form and no luck. i know its bad to ask someone who bought the test forms and stuff, but i am broke as hell. hopefully someone can share it.

Pediatric Critical Care Columnist · Sep 21, 2007

Call around to some pediatricians' offices, or public health nurses and ask for a blank screening form. They'll probably help you out.

bluaeon · Sep 21, 2007

^^ yeah, thats my plan for tomorrow after my 8-12noon class. :) thanks for the help! :)