Final Ch. 11 Flashcards

1
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Voluntary movement groups: Stability

A
  • Head control

- upright posture

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Vol. Movement groups: Locomotion

A
  • crawling
  • creeping
  • walking
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Vol. Movement Groups :Manipulation

A
  • reaching
  • grasping
  • releasing
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4
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Cephalocaudal

A

cephalo-head
caudal-tail
-head control -> upper body control -> lower body control

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5
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Head Control (stability)

A
  • vol movement begins w the head
  • control evident at 1 month
  • infant elevates head when prone at 2 months
  • infant positions head form left to right or right to left when prone at 2-3 months
  • infant elevates head when supine at 5 months
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Body Control (stability)

A
  • chest elevation
  • ability to maintain upright posture; frees hands for reaching and grasping
  • crawling
  • rolling back and forth
  • sits alone
  • pulls self to standing position
  • stands unassisted
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7
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Locomotion

A

moving the body in space

-movement from one location in space to another

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8
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Prone (Locomotion)

A
Crawling (face down)
-body is dragged
-precedes creeping
Creeping
-body is elevated
-more efficient form of prone locomotion
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9
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Uprigh (locomotion)

A

Walking-vol. movement

-important indicator in mature movement

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10
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Manipulation

A

Use of the hands enabling children to gather information about their environment in a new way
-Reaching Grasping Releasing

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11
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Manipulation- reaching, grasping, releasing: Phase I

A
  • “simultaneous” reaching
  • “one handed” reaching
  • “visual” initiation of the reach
  • “visual” control of the grasp
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12
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Manipulation- reaching, grasping, releasing: Phase II

A
  • “differentiated” reaching
  • “two handed” reaching
  • visual initiation and “guidance” of the reach
  • “tactile” control of the grasp
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13
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Anticipation and Object control in reaching and grasping

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  • anticipation is not always accurate (expects unknown long object to weigh more than short object
  • anticipation and strength of grip develop over several years 2-9 yrs.
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