Exam Final Flashcards
What is the onset and intergration for Flexor Withdrawal?
Onset: 28 weeks gestation
Integrated: 1-2 months
(28-2months)
What is the onset and intergration for Plantar Grasp?
Onset: 28 weeks
Integrated: 9
What is the onset and intergration for Palmar Grasp?
Onset: Birth-2 months
Integrated: 4-6 months
(0-6 months)
What is the onset and intergration for Moro?
Onset: 28 weeks
Integrated: 5-6 months
(28 weeks- 6 months)
What is the onset and intergration for Galant?
Onset: 32 weeks
Intergrated: 2 months (may persist)
(32 weeks-2 months)
What is the onset and intergration for supporting response?
Onset: 35 weeks
Integrated: 1-2 months
(35 weeks- 2 months)
What is the onset and intergration for ATNR?
Onset: Birth- 2 months
Intergrated: 4-6 months
(0-6 months)
What is the onset and intergration for STNR?
Onset: 4-6 months
Integrated: 10-12 months
(4-12 months)
What is the onset and intergration for Tonic Labryrinthine?
Onset: Birth
Intergrated: 4-6months
(0-6months)
What is the onset and intergration for Body Righting on head?
Onset: 0-2months (established by 8 months)
Integrated: Persist
(0-Persist)
What is the onset and intergration for Labryrinthine Head Righting?
Onset:0-2months
Integrated: Persist
(0-Persist)
What is the onset and intergration for Optical Righting?
Onset:0-2months
Integrated: Persist
(0-Persist)
What is the onset and intergration for Landau?
Onset:3-4months
Integrated:12-24months
(3-24months)
What is the onset and intergration for Protective extension for down, forward, side ways, and back?
“Down” Onset: 4 months , Integrated: Persist
“Foward” Onset: 6-7months, Integrated: Persist
“Sideways” Onset: 7 months, Integrated: Persist
“Backwards” Onset: 9-10months, Integrated: Persist
What is the onset and intergration for Equillibrium Righting Reactions in prone, supine and sitting, and quadruped?
“Prone” Onset: 6 months , Integrated: Persist
“Supine and Sitting” Onset: 7-8months, Integrated: Persist
“Quadruped” Onset: 9-12months, Integrated: Persist
What Primitive Reflexes start at 28 week gestation?
- Flexor withdrawal
- Moro
- Plantar Grasp
What Primitive Reflexe start at 32 week gestation 2 months (may persist)?
Galant
What Primitive Reflex start at 35 week gestation 1-2 months (may persist)?
Supporting Response
What Primitive Reflex starts at 0 to 2months and is intergrated at 4-6months?
Palmar Grasp
The relationship of eye velocity to head velocity is expressed as the
VOR Gain
At what frequency should Brandt Daroff exercises be performed each day?
5-10 Reps 3/day
In a forward sway, what order of muscle activation does your ankle strategy involve?
1) gastrocnemius (2) hamstrings (3) paraspinals
In a backward sway, what order of muscle activation does your hip strategy involve?
(1) paraspinals (2) hamstrings
The gelatinous diaphragm that blocks the flow of endolymph at the base of the semicircular canals is called the
Cupula
A patient with a tumor experiences loss of pain-temperature in the right LE followed by spastic paralysis on the lef. Where is the tumor located
In the left anterospinal aspect of the cord, compressing first the left spinothalamic tract and then enlarging to involve the left corticospinal tract
When a learner performs a single skill over and over, with repetition being the key? (Best for acquisition “acquire learning)
Blocked Practice
What’s the best practice for motor learning?
Random Practice
Protective extension sideways persist through life. T/F
True
Moro Reflex should be integrated by the first year of life. T/F
False (28 weeks gest.- 6 months) “yes, so it is integrated before the first year”
What is the Rood theory for hierarchal motor control in order?
- Mobility
- Stability
- Controlled Mobility
- Skill
What are the 3 postural reactions in the hierarchal model for motor control?
Righting
Protective Extension
Equillibrium
What 3 reflexes are intergrated for a baby at 3 months?
- Flexor Withdrawal
- Galant
- Supporting Response
What reflexes are intergrated for a baby at 9 months (can’t do semi squat and standing)?
- All primitive
- ATNR
- Tonic Labryrinthine
The optical righting reflex is a tonic reflex occurring at the brainstem level. T/F
False (midbrain/cortical)
The end position of UE D2 extension includes hand and wrist flexion. T/F
True
