TY  - CHAP
M1  - Book, Section
TI  - Case Study: Developmental Coordination Disorder
A1  - Anderson, Deborah
A2  - Effgen, Susan K.
A2  - Fiss, Alyssa LaForme
Y1  - 2021
N1  - 
T2  - Meeting the Physical Therapy Needs of Children, Third Edition
AB  - Children  who  have  developmental  coordination  disorder  (DCD)  have  previously  been  given  a  wide  variety  of  diagnoses,  including  but  not  limited  to  developmental  dyspraxia,  motor  impaired,  clumsy  child  syndrome,  perceptual  motor  difficulties,  and  sensory  integrative  dysfunction  (Baxter,  2012;  Blank,  Smits-Engelsman,  Polatajko,  &  Wilson,  2012;  Sugden  &  Chambers,  2005).  Over  the  past  several  years,  physicians,  therapists,  and  school  personnel  have  identified  common  characteristics  that  apply  to  most  of  these  children.  Common  characteristics  include  but  are  not  limited  to  low  muscle  tone,  balance  deficits,  awkward  running  pattern,  difficulty  following  two-  to  three-step  motor  commands,  learning  difficulties,  poor  interactive  play  skills,  perceptual  deficits,  slower  response  time,  and  decreased  fitness  levels  (Barnett,  Hill,  Kirby,  &  Sugden,  2015;  Blank  et  al.,  2012;  Blank  et  al.,  2019;  Cairney,  Hay,  Veldhuizen,  &  Faught,  2011;  Cignetti  et  al.,  2018;  Dannemiller,  Mueller,  Leitner,  Iverson,  Parker,  &  Kaplan,  2020).  The  American  Psychiatric  Association’s  (APA’s)  Diagnostic  and  Statistical  Manual  of  Mental  Disorders,  Fifth  Edition  (DSM-V)  identifies  a  diagnostic  category  of  DCD  for  children  who  meet  the  following  qualifying  conditions:  (1)  marked  impairment  in  development  of  motor  coordination;  (2)  impairment  that  interferes  with  academic  achievement  or  activities  of  daily  living  (ADLs);  (3)  coordination  difficulties  that  are  not  due  to  a  general  medical  condition  or  pervasive  developmental  disorder;  and  (4)  if  mental  retardation  is  present,  the  motor  difficulties  are  in  excess  of  those  usually  associated  with  it  (APA,  2013).  ICD-10-CM  codes  were  updated  in  2018.  The  code  for  DCD  is  now  F82  and  the  condition  is  located  under  the  category  “Specific  Developmental  Disorder  of  Motor  Function”  (ICD-10Data.com,  2018).  
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PB  - F. A. Davis Company
CY  - New York, NY
Y2  - 2024/04/25
UR  - fadavispt.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1187762929
ER  -