🗓️ MARCH PCS WINDOW
READINESS: 82%
Adaptive Weakness Engine
Ranked by (100% − Accuracy) × ABPTS Blueprint Weight
#1 Priority • Critical
54% Acc • 30% Wt
Mod 9 & 10: CP Hip Surveillance & Traffic Light CPG
Review Reimers Migration (>30% cutoff) & GMFM-66 barefoot rules.
#2 Priority • High Yield
62% Acc • 18% Wt
Mod 27: 2023 Acute Care Lab Cutoffs & COG Oncology
Review platelet tiers (<20k vs. 20k–50k) & vincristine neuropathy.
MODULE 5 • SECTION 2 OF 5
1.25x Neural TTS
Early CP Detection: Prechtl GMA & HINE Cutoffs
“Under the Novak et al. early detection pathway, infants under 5 months corrected age require Brain MRI plus Prechtl General Movement Assessment (95%–98% sensitivity for absent fidgety movements at 9–20 weeks PMA) or the Hammersmith Infant Neurological Examination (HINE)...”
• 3 Months HINE Cutoff: Global score < 57 predicts CP
• 6 Months HINE Cutoff: Global score < 63 predicts CP
• 12 Months HINE Cutoff: Global score < 70 (< 40 non-ambulatory)
SET 1 • CASE 4 OF 20
⏱️ 01:32 • Tutor Mode
A 6-year-old child at GMFCS Level IV presents for annual pelvic radiograph surveillance. Right hip Reimers Migration Percentage (MP) has progressed from 22% to 34% over 12 months. Which action is MOST appropriate?
✓ B. Orthogonal orthopedic surgical consultation (MP > 30% threshold) + abducted standing program
Rationale: Per AACPDM Hip Surveillance guidelines, a Reimers MP exceeding 30% (or increasing >10%/year) marks a hip “at risk” requiring orthopedic surgical consultation.