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Chapter 5: Fetal Sensorimotor Development Flashcards

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Trimester that motor end plates form?

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2nd

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Trimester that fetus will startle to light

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Trimester that MORO appears

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Trimester that crossed extension appears

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Trimester that sucking/hiccuping appears

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Trimester that visual fixation and ability to focus occur

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Trimester that some muscles are mature and others are still developing

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Trimester that taste buds develop

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Trimester that some nasal perception appears

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Trimester that symmetrical and reciprocal movements appear

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Trimester that positional changes appear

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Trimester that fetus will turn to auditory sounds

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Trimester that olfactory perception appears

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Trimester that optic nerve and cup are formed

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Trimester that sleep states appear

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Trimester that quick generalized limb movements appear

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Trimester that fetal breathing begins

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Trimester that fetus can differentiate between tastes

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Trimester that plantar and palmar grasp appear?

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Trimester that grasp reflex appears?

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Trimester that primitive motor reflex appear?

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Trimester that fetus will respond to tactile stimulus?

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Trimester that tactile receptors differentiate

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2nd

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What is the most mature sensory system at birth?

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Touch

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What system is functioning at the end of the 1st trimester?

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Vestibular

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Trimester that begin to see positional changes?

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1st

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Normal gestational period

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38-42 weeks

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During what period are innate tactile, proprioceptive, and vestibular reactions acquired?

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Prenatal

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Systems that lay foundation for postural control with help develop a steady visual system (3)?

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Visual
Proprioceptive
Vestibular

0-6 mo

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Systems that lay foundation for development of somatosensory system (2)?

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Tactile
Proprioceptive

0-6 mo

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Systems that lay foundation for eye-hand coordination (2)?

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Visual
Tactile

0-6 mo

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System perceptions that help with motor planning and fine motor skill development (2)?

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Proprioception
Tactile

6-12 mo

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System responses that lead to meeting and crossing midline skills (2)?

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Proprioception
Tactile

6-12 mo

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Systems perceptions that help with development of sounds for the purpose of communication (3)?

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Auditory
Tactile
Proprioceptive

6-12 mo

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Systems perceptions that help with self-feeding skills development (4)?

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Tactile
Proprioceptive
Gustatory
Olfactory

6-12 mo

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System that helps with developing more precise discrimination and fine motor skills?

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Tactile

13-24 mo

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37
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When do primitive reflexes typically appear and disappear?

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Appear: at or right before birth

Disappear: about 1 year old

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If primitive reflexes are persistent or re-emerging, what is that indicative of?

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CNS dysfunction

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39
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Rooting Reflex

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28 weeks to 3 months

Stroke the corner of the mouth, upper lip, and lower lip

Movement of the tongue, mouth, and/or head toward the stimulus

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Suck-Swallow Reflex

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28 weeks to 2-5 months

Place finger in mouth at midline

Strong rhythmic sucking

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Traction Reflex

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28 to 2-5 months

Grasp infant’s forearms and pull to sit

Complete flexion of UE

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Moro Reflex

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28 weeks to 4-6 months

Rapidly drop the infants head backwards

Initial arm extension and abduction and hand opening; then arm flexion and adduction

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Plantar Grasp Reflex

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28 weeks to 9 months

Apply pressure to the infant’s ball of foot

Toe flexion

44
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Galant Reflex

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32 weeks to 2 months

Hold infant in prone and gently scratch or tap along spine from shoulder to buttocks

Lateral trunk flexion and wrinkling of skin on stimulated side

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Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR)

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37 weeks to 4-6 months

fully rotate infants head to one side and hold for 5 seconds

Extension of extremities on face side and flexion of extremities on the skull side

**Promotes visual hand regard

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Palmar Grasp Reflex

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37 weeks to 4-6 months

Place finger in the palm

Finger flexion

47
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Tonic Labyrinthe Supine

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> 37 weeks to 6 months

Place infant in supine

Increased extensor tone

48
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Tonic Labyrinthe Prone

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> 37 weeks to 6 months

Place infant in prone

Increased flexor tone

49
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Labyrinthe/Optical Head Righting

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> 37 weeks to persistent

Hold suspended in vertical and tilt slowly to any side

Upright positioning of the head

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Landau Reflex

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3-4 months old to 12-14 months

Hold infant in horizontal prone suspension

Complete extension of head/trunk/extremities

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Symmetric Tonic Neck Reflex

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4-6 months old to 8-12 months

place infant in crawling position and extend the head

Flexion of the hips and knees

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Neck Righting Reflex (NOB)

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4-6 months to 5 years

Place in supine and fully turn head to one side

Log rolling of the entire body to maintain alignment with the head

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Body Righting Reflex (BOB)

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4-6 months to 5 years

Place in supine, flex one hip/knee towards chest and hold briefly

Segmented rolling of the upper trunk to maintain alignment

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Downward Parachute (Protective Extension Downward) Reflex

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4 months to Persist

Rapidly lower infant toward supporting surface while suspended vertically

Extension of lower extremities

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Forward Parachute Reflex

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6-9 months to Persist

suddenly tilt infant fwd while suspended vertically

sudden extension of the UE, hand opening, and neck extension

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Sideward Parachute Reflex

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7 months to Persist

Quickly but firmly tip to the side while in sitting

Arm extension and abduction to the side

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Backward Parachute Reflex

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9-10 months to Persist

quickly but firmly tip backwards

backward arm extension

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Prone Tilting Reflex

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5 months to persist

after positioning infant in prone, slowly raise one side of the supporting surface

Curving of the spine toward the raised side; abduction and extension of the arms and legs

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Supine Tilting and Sitting Tilting Reflex

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7-8 months to persist

after positioning infant in supine or sitting, slowly raise one side of the supporting surface

Curving of the spine toward the raised side; abduction and extension of the arms and legs

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Quadruped Tilting Reflex

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9-12 months to Persist

after positioning infant in all fours, slowly raise one side of the supporting surface

Curving of the spine toward the raised side; abduction and extension of the arms and legs

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Standing Tilting Reflex

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12-21 months to Persist

after positioning infant in standing, slowly raise one side of the supporting surface

Curving of the spine toward the raised side; abduction and extension of the arms and legs

62
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At what age do infants create equilibrium reactions in prone?

63
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At what age do infants create equilibrium reactions in supine?

64
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At what age do infants start bringing hands/feet to mouth?

65
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At what age does head lag disappear when pulling to sit while in supine?

66
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At what age does an infant pivot in prone and move from prone to sitting?

67
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At what age do infants roll from supine to side?

68
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At what age do infants roll from prone to supine?

69
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At what age do infants crawl on belly?

70
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At what age do infants creep on hands and feet?

71
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At what age do infants support self in sitting?

72
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At what age do infants sit well with no support?

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8 to 10 mo

73
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At what age do stand while supported holding onto furniture?

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5 to 10 mo

74
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At what age do infants pull to stand using furniture?

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6 to 12 mo

75
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At what age do infants transfer objects between hands?

76
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At what age do infants bring fingers to midline

77
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At what age does volitional release occur

78
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At what age does clumsy release into a small container occur?

79
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At what age does precise controlled release with wrist extended occur?

80
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At what age do infants start raking and contacting objects?

81
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At what age do infants develop a scissor grasp?

82
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At what age do infants develop a pincer grasp?

83
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At what age do infants develop a fine pincer grasp?

84
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At what age do infants develop a primitive squeeze grasp?

85
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At what age do infants develop a palmar grasp

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4-5 mo (mostly 5 mo)

86
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At what age do infants develop a radial-palmar grasp?

87
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At what age do infants develop a radial digital grasp with open webspace?

88
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At what age do infants use two different hands for very different functions

89
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At what age do babies begin to use hands for 2 different functions

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12 to 18 mo

90
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At what age does finger to palm translation emerge (such as picking up small coins)?

91
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At what age does palm to finger translation emerge (such as putting coins into a slot)?

92
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At what age does shift manipulation skills emerge ( a linear movement of an object on the finger surfaces to allow for repositioning of objects in fingerpads for rolling dough or shifting a marker?)

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3-6 yo depending on the skill

93
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At what age does simple rotation manipulation skills occur (turning/rolling of an object held at the finger pads appx 90 degrees or less i.e. unscrewing a small bottle cap)?

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2 to 2.5 yo

94
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At what age does complex rotation manipulation skills occur (the rotation of something 360 degrees i.e. turning a pencil over to erase)?

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6 to 7 y/o

95
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At what age does in hand manipulation with stabilization occur?

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6 to 7 y/o

96
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At what age does palmar supinate grasp occur?

97
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At what age do digital pronate grasp occur?

98
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At what age does static tripod posture occur

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3.5 to 4 y/o

99
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At what age does dynamic tripod posture occur?

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4.5 to 6 y/o

100
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At what age does a child snip with scissors

101
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At what age does a child cut on a line

102
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At what age does a child cut out simple geometric shapes?

103
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At what age does a child cut simple figure shapes?

104
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At what age does a child cut complex figure shapes?

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