CP-PRO Lower Extremity Short Form version 1.0 (Parent/Caregiver Report)
Name/ID Number:____________________ Date:_____________
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PhD, OTR\L, and Thomas Jefferson University. All rights reserved. Do not modify items without written
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This short form is designed for parent /caregiver self-report. Items ask about your
child’s ability to physically perform different activities. Read each item and think about
your child’s level of difficulty in carrying out the activity. Using the responses below,
select the response that best describes your child.
Unable to do = child cannot do this activity even with support or help
With much difficulty = child can do this activity some of the time; requires extra time and strong effort
and a lot of caregiver help
With some difficulty = child can do this activity some of the time; requires extra time, modest effort and
is likely to need some caregiver help
With little difficulty = child can do this activity; requires extra time and effort; rarely needs caregiver help
Without any difficulty = child can do this activity easily and without caregiver help
Note: If your child typically does not engage in the activity, try to estimate the anticipated level of
difficulty. If you cannot estimate, you may skip the item and use the process described for scoring short
forms with missing items.
Please select the best
response for each item
1. When lying on his/her back,
my child can turn his/her
head from side-to-side.
2. My child can sit without
support on the floor for 5
minutes.
3. Without using assistive
devices, my child can stand
for 1 minute or longer.
4. A "level surface" means a flat
surface without bumps or
ramps, and "assistive
devices" include canes,
crutches, a walker or a
wheelchair. Without using
assistive devices, my child
can walk across level
surfaces within a room.
5. Without using assistive
devices, my child can walk
up or down a flight of 8-12
steps using the rail for
support.