Child pathologies Flashcards

1
Q

What do babies do 0-10 days?

A

Spine flexes

Inactivity of spinal muscles

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What do babies do 0-3 months?

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Little or no antigravity activity
Limbs are flexed and adducted
Asymmetrical movements

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What do babies do 3-6 months?

A
More symmetry
More head control
Anti gravity stuff
Limbs extend and abduct
Free arms from trunk
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What do babies do 6-9 months?

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Dissosciation of lower limbs from trunk
Sequences of movement
Reaching in different directions

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What do babies do 9-12 months?

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Increasing independence, Refinement of movement, begin to stand up independently (Wide BOS, flat feet)

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What is hydrocephalus?

A

CSF gets produced and causes a blockage means the fluid spills out into the brain, puts pressure on the brain, particularly the eye and abducens nerve

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What is cerebral palsy?

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Damage to the developing nervous system either before, during or in the early months of infancy. Hypoxia to the brain

Can be one side or both

Slows down developmental milestones

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8
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Is CP flaccidity or spasticity?

A

Either

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9
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What is Duchenne muscular dystrophy?

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Boys inherit this, stand up weird, low power in extensor muscles

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