SD-2300A Child Development and Behavior Psychological Testing Instrument

SD-2300A Child Development Behavior Psychological Tester
I. Performance Features
1. Dual-screen display function
All-in-one dual-screen display function allows one window for child operation while simultaneously monitoring the child's operation in another window. Height and angle are adjustable arbitrarily with 360° no dead angle.
2. Omnidirectional rotation system
Utilizes a multi-angle adjustment system, more ergonomic compared to traditional products, keeping the line of sight always parallel to the display, reducing operator workload.
3. Tilt adjustment function
360-degree child operation platform with adjustable height and angle, suitable for children of different heights to operate independently. Meets doctors' requirements for different viewing angles and diagnostic environments while fully demonstrating excellent mobility and flexibility.
4. Stereoscopic C-type body design
Ergonomically designed to maximize comfort for staff operating the instrument.
5. Adjustable LCD display
Equipped with dual 19.5-inch LED medical anti-glare color touch displays, effectively reducing visual fatigue. Synchronous display, convenient and intuitive operation, with separate screens for children and operators, humanized design.
6. Child-friendly test interface
Aesthetically pleasing and child-friendly test interface reduces children's fear of unfamiliar environments, allowing them to quickly adapt for more accurate test results.
7. High-definition camera system
Features high-definition camera function, with HD photos facilitating historical record queries.
8. Comfortable ergonomic design
Integrated damping trolley with a stylish appearance, embedded mouse and keyboard that can be pulled out and hidden, four omnidirectional casters for easy movement and locking.
9. Authoritative assessment scales
Includes all the most authoritative and commonly used assessment scales for children and adolescents, covering child intellectual development screening, neonatal disease assessment, visual development evaluation, motor ability assessment, comprehensive behavior assessment, temperament assessment, personality assessment, anxiety assessment, depression assessment, obsessive-compulsive and tic disorder assessment, mental health self-awareness assessment, family upbringing assessment, learning behavior assessment, social living ability assessment, etc. The system comprises 15 major assessment modules with 91 assessment items.
10. Professional diagnostic function
Analyzes and evaluates test data using national norms and standard clinical psychological measurement scoring methods, assisting doctors in assessing the developmental behavior psychology of children and adolescents. Generates corresponding text reference diagnostic reports (manually modifiable), improving child assessment speed.
11. Convenient data management
Users can query and sort reports by keywords such as "ID", "name", "date of birth", "test date", etc. The system automatically reads the original scores and data of test subjects, allowing for easy query and printing of historical health records. Data statistics are fast and convenient.
12. Standard A4 paper test reports
Complete report output with standard A4 paper test reports, offering black and white or color text and table printing options. Doctors can provide personalized evaluations based on test report results for different patients.
II. Technical Parameters
1. Integrated computer host
Brand industrial-grade mini computer, Intel quad-core central processor, memory: ≥4G, solid-state drive: ≥120G; wireless mouse, keyboard, HD camera; 19.5-inch LCD touch screen, high-performance graphics card, 1000M network card.
2. Brand color printer
Print size: A4, print speed: color 16ppm, black and white 20ppm, resolution: 1200x1200dpi
3. Operating environment
Power supply: AC180V-240V, 50Hz; operating environment: temperature: 0～35℃; humidity: 10%～80%
4. 15 major test functions, totaling 91 test items
1. Intellectual development ability assessment
1. Denver Developmental Screening Test (DDST) (0-6 years)
2. Child Intellectual Development Screening Test (DST) (0-6 years)
3. Gesell Comprehensive Developmental Test (0-6 years)
4. China Developmental Scale for Children (CDCC) (0-3 years)
5. Bayley Scales of Infant Development (BSID) (0-2.5 years)
6. Child Development Behavior Assessment Scale (Child Heart II) (0-6 years)
7. Preschool Child 50-Item Intelligence Screening Scale (4-7 years)
2. Infant disease assessment
1. Neonatal Health Assessment (APGAR) (within 1 week)
2. Neonatal 20-Item Behavioral Neurological Assessment Psychological Scale (NBNA) (within 30 days)
3. 0-1 Year Infant Neurological Motor Assessment (INMA) (0-1 year)
3. Visual development assessment
1. Benton Visual Retention Test (BVRT) (8 years and above)
2. Middle School Student Myopia Simple Risk Self-Assessment Questionnaire (11 years and above)
4. Motor ability assessment
1. Alberta Infant Motor Scale (AIMS) (0-1.5 years)
2. Peabody Developmental Motor Scales (PDMS-Ⅱ) (0-6 years)
3. Gross Motor Function Measure for Children with Cerebral Palsy (GMFM) (0-6 years)
4. Fine Motor Function Measure for Children with Cerebral Palsy (FMFM) (0-6 years)
5. Gross Motor Function Classification System for Children with Cerebral Palsy (GMFCS) (under 18 years)
6. Manual Ability Classification System for Children with Cerebral Palsy (MACS) (4-18 years)
7. Fugl-Meyer Balance Reaction Test (3 years and above)
5. Comprehensive behavior assessment
1. Child Preschool Activity Survey (SSCC) (3-7 years)
2. Achenbach Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) (4-16 years)
3. Rutter Child Behavior Parent Questionnaire (7-16 years)
4. Rutter Child Behavior Teacher Questionnaire (7-16 years)
5. Conners Teacher Rating Scale for Children (6-17 years)
6. Conners Parent Rating Scale for Children (3-16 years)
7. Conners Teacher Abbreviated Questionnaire (3-17 years)
8. Scale of Out-of-Pattern Behavior (SOPB) (6-18 years)
6. Temperament assessment
1. Infant Temperament Parent Assessment (THOMAS) (0-2 years)
2. Toddler Temperament Scale (TQS) (0-7 years)
3. NYLS Child Temperament Questionnaire (3-7 years)
4. Adolescent Temperament Scale (11-18 years)
5. Temperament Type Test (11-18 years)
7. Personality assessment
1. Middle School Student Character Type Test (CSS) (10-18 years)
2. Eysenck Personality Questionnaire Children's Version (EPQ) (7-15 years)
3. Cattell 16 Personality Factors Test (16PF) (6-18 years)
4. Adolescent Character Test (DISC) (11-18 years)
8. Anxiety assessment
1. Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA) (12 years and above)
2. Self-Rating Anxiety Scale (SAS) (12 years and above)
3. Social Anxiety Scale for Children (SASC) (6-18 years)
4. Test Anxiety Scale Sarason (TAS) (11-18 years)
5. Test Anxiety Inventory (TAI) (5-18 years)
6. Screen for Child Anxiety Related Emotional Disorders (SCARED) (6-18 years)
9. Depression assessment
1. Hamilton Depression Scale (HAMD) (12 years and above)
2. Children's Depression Inventory (SDS) (12 years and above)
3. Depression Status Inventory for Children (DSI) (12 years and above)
4. Children's Depression Self-Checklist (HRSD) (6-18 years)
5. Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D) (7-18 years)
6. Adolescent Depression Self-Checklist (11-18 years)
10. Obsessive-compulsive and tic disorder assessment
1. Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale (YALE-BROWN) (6 years and above)
2. Yale Global Tic Severity Scale (YGTSS) (6 years and above)
11. Mental health self-awareness assessment
1. Children's Mental Health Test (LEVANT) (3-6 years)
2. Mental Health Test for Primary School Students (MHT) (6-16 years)
3. Automated Mental Health Test for Primary School Students (MHRSP) (6 years and above)
4. Mental Health Diagnostic Scale for Middle School Students (MHT) (11-18 years)
5. Middle School Student Mental Health Test (1) (MSSMHS) (11-18 years)
6. Middle School Student Mental Health Test (2) (MSSMHS) (11-18 years)
7. Emotional Intelligence Scale for Middle School Students (EIS) (11 years and above)
8. Children's Loneliness Scale (CLS) (8-13 years)
9. Quick Neurological Screening Test (QNST) (7-15 years)
10. Adolescent Self-Rating Life Events Checklist (ASLEC) (11 years and above)
11. Internet Addiction Test for Adolescents (IAD) (11-18 years)
12. Symptom Checklist-90 (SCL-90) (16 years and above)
13. Piers-Harris Children's Self-Concept Scale (PHCSS) (8-16 years)
14. Self-Esteem Inventory for Middle School Students (SEI) (11-18 years)
15. Suicide Attitude Questionnaire (QSA) (11 years and above)
16. Self-Control Ability Test (11-18 years)
17. Self-Confidence Test (11 years and above)
12. Family upbringing assessment
1. Family Environment Scale (FES) (4-16 years)
2. Parent Education Method Assessment Scale (PEM) (0-18 years)
3. Infant and Young Child Feeding Difficulty Score Scale Chinese Version (MCH-FS) (0.5-3 years)
4. Preschool Children's Eating Behavior Scale (PEBS) (3-6 years)
5. Children and Adolescent Eating Behavior Questionnaire (4-12 years)
6. Children's Sleep Habits Questionnaire (CSHQ) (4-12 years)
7. Sleep Disturbance Scale for Children (SDSC) (5 years and above)
13. Learning behavior assessment
1. Pupil Rating Scale Revised (PRS) (5-15 years)
2. Middle School Student Test Psychological Control Assessment (11-18 years)
3. Middle School Student Learning Method Test (11-18 years)
4. Williams Creativity Assessment Packet (6-18 years)
5. Holland Vocational Preference Inventory (HVPI) (15-18 years)
14. Social living ability assessment
1. Infant-Junior High School Student Social Living Ability Scale (S-M) (0-14 years)
2. Activities of Daily Living Scale (ADL) (3 years and above)
3. Modified Barthel Index (MBI) (3 years and above)
4. Functional Independence Measure for Children (WeeFIM) (6 months and above)
5. Social Adaptability Self-Assessment Scale (11 years and above)
15. Growth and development guidance
1. Child Growth and Development Guidance (SZFY) (0-18 years)
2. Child Intellectual Development Guidance (RDG) (0-18 years)
3. Child Trace Element Guidance (TEG) (0-18 years)
4. Child Dietary Nutrition Guidance (DRIS) (0-18 years)
5. Common Clinical Test and Detection Database
6. Common Chinese Patent Medicine Database for Children