Use of the INPP Screening Questionnaire

Abstract

Specific learning difficulties and behavioral and emotional problems occur for many different reasons. In 1976, series of screening questionnaires in an attempt to identify children and adults for whom neurological and developmental factors were a primary source of secondary educational, emotional, or behavioral symptoms. Over the many years that the INPP questionnaire has been in use, it has been found that if a child scores more than seven “yes” answers on each numbered question, it is highly probable that further investigations would reveal immaturity in the functioning of the central nervous system (CNS). This questionnaire is adapted from the original Blythe-McGlown Child Questionnaire. It includes questions on family history, child conception, medical problems during pregnancy, term of pregnancy, and the birth process. Labor is usually considered prolonged if it exceeds 24 h in a mother delivering her first baby and 12 h for a woman who has had a prior delivery.

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