Developmental Reflexes Flashcards

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Moro reflex

A
  • Response to sudden loss of support, involves abduction of arms, then adduction and crying
  • should be present until around 2 months
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stepping and placing reflex

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  • When sole of foot/leg touches surface, baby tries to walk
  • Should be present until around 2 months
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3
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sucking and rooting reflex

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present until around 4 months

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4
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ATNR

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should be present until around 6 months so the child can roll over

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5
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what would one consider if the ATNR persists past 6 months

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cerebral palsy - sign of muscle spasticity

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parachute reflex

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  • protective reflex that develops around 9 months
  • child puts out hands to break fall
  • can occur on side
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7
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what is the signficance of an abnormal or asymmetrical parachute reflex

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  • Absent/abnormal in children with cerebral palsy
  • Would be asymmetrical in spastic hemiplegia
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8
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red flags of movement

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asymmetry of movement

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9
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not reaching by which age is a red flag

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6m

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10
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unable to sit unsupported by which age is a red flag

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12m

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11
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unable to walk by which age is a red flag

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18m - check CK

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12
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no speech by which age is a red flag

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18m

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13
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name 2 more general red flags

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  • loss of skills
  • concerns re vision and hearing
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