Developmental skills Red flags

Question 1

Overall Red Flags?

Answer 1

1: Stiff/floppy appearance
2: Stereotypical movements
3: Unable to perform variable movements
4: weak/Obligatory primitive reflexes
5: Oral motor difficulties
6: Lack midline orientation after 2 months
7: oculomotor difficulties after 2-3 months

Question 2

Prone Red Flags?

Answer 2

3 mo: unable to with wide BOS/ Doesn’t like it.
5/6 mo: Add/IR . weight shift to Face side
6 mo: Unable to roll/roll with hyper extension
6/7: No propulsion (lateral or forward)

Question 3

Supine Red Flags?

Answer 3

5 mo: no pelvic control/ no antigravity flex/ can’t dissociate UE-LE
6: Cant roll/ roll with hyperextension/no lateral flex

Question 4

Sitting Red Flags?

Answer 4

5: can’t sit forward/guarded with support
6: Cant independently sit
6/7: WS at ribcage not pelvis
9: Cant transition from sitting/no variability
10: Cant get out of W sit.

Question 5

Quadruped Red Flags

Answer 5

7: Ant pelvic tilt/bunny hop
11: Ab sag/lordosis
12: Wide BOS

Question 6

Pull to stand Red Flag

Answer 6

11 mo: pull to stand with stiff LE

Question 7

Kneeling Red Flags?

Answer 7

12 mo: Excessive Lordosis with consistent DF

Question 8

Standing mobility?

Answer 8

9 mo: Cant unweight leg to progress forward

10: Cant move arms with support
11: Stiff legs
12: scap add/guarding with external support

Question 9

What is gour maenuever?

Answer 9

crawling up leg

Question 10

What is PF indicative of?

Answer 10

effective tall kneel

Question 11

average independent walk?

Answer 11

11-15 months

Question 12

Mature walk?

Answer 12

4-5 years

Question 13

arm swing shows when?

Answer 13

2.5-3 years

Question 14

consistent heel strike seen when?

Answer 14

18-24 months

Question 15

When does walking BOS decrease?

temporal phasing?

Answer 15

4.5 months after

3-6 months

Question 16

Premies born with too much____

Answer 16

extension

Question 17

If premie has too much extension on toes gravity pulls them down in

Answer 17

sitting

Question 18

for ambulation: it is likely if you independently sit by

Answer 18

2 y/o

Question 19

predictor of nonambulation?

Answer 19

presence of primitive reflex 12-24 months

Question 20

which type of CP is likely to ambulate . which won’t?

Answer 20

hemiplegic (2.5 years)/diplegics

quad

Question 21

for future independent ambulation, usually ambulate by

Answer 21

34 months.