Corbett Targeted Coin Test

Measures IHM Proficiency

The Corbett Targeted Coin Test Box is a comprehensive assessment tool designed to evaluate palm-to-fingertip In-Hand Manipulation (IHM) skills. This test box challenges individuals to translate coins from the palm to fingertips with precision and dexterity. The assessment involves inserting coins into vertically positioned slots as well as strategically placed ones, demanding adaptability and fine motor control. By incorporating both structured and unpredictable elements, the test accurately measures IHM proficiency, providing valuable insights into an individual's manual dexterity and coordination.

Requires Complex Coordination

The Corbett Targeted Coin Test Box demands a higher level of visual-motor integration, differential tendon glide, and proprioceptive coordination. This skill set goes beyond simple manipulation tasks, requiring individuals to execute precise shifts, rotations, and translations in their In-Hand Manipulation (IHM) movements. Clinicians can utilize this tool to closely observe and track the recovery of IHM abilities in their patients, discerning improvements in fine motor control and coordination.

Evaluate FMM and DTM

Through both qualitative and quantitative reporting, clinicians have the capability to evaluate Fine Motor Manipulation (FMM) and Dart Thrower's Motion (DTM) using this versatile test box. Its consistent design and user-friendly interface make it a convenient tool for assessment, while its easy-to-clean features enhance hygiene standards. The test box is relevant to a wide range of manipulative tasks, encompassing items such as coins, buttons, earrings, bingo chips, and snack foods.