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Mason is a 3 year and 6-month- old boy who has been referred for evaluation to determine if he qualifies for Early Childhood services through his local school district. During the evaluation, the OTR® observes that Mason uses a raking motion to obtain small objects and cannot unbutton buttons. He can build a block tower that falls when he attempts the 4th block. He runs, jumps and climbs on the therapy equipment with supervision. His mother reports that he is learning to use the toilet but needs help with his clothing. What does the OTR® conclude based on her observations? A. Mason has significant developmental delays across multiple areas Marked as spam
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Mason has age appropriate gross motor skills but a mild fine motor delay. By age 3-6 a child should be developing the ability to pick up small objects with tip and palmar prehension. Mason should be using his fingertips to pick up small objects and should be managing his own clothing with supervision when toileting. He should be able to build a 9-block tower. Mason demonstrates skills that are typical for a 2-3- year-old child, so his fine motor delays are mild. Marked as spam
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