GrossMotor/Reflexes Flashcards

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Rooting

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Movement of tongue, mouth, and/or head toward stimulus when corner of mouth/lip are stroked

Forms during gestation, integrates at 3mos. Lack of interferes with exploration of objects and head control

Allows for searching/locating feed source

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Suck-Swallow

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Strong, rhythmical sucking when finger/object place inside mouth with head in midline

Forms during gestation, integrates at 2-5mos. Lack of interferes with dvlpmnt of coordination of sucking, swallowing, and breathing

Allows for ingestion of nourishment

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Traction

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Complete flx of UE when infant’s forearms are grasped and pulled to sit

Forms during gestation, integrates at 2-5 mos

Enhances momentary reflexive grasp

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Moro

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When infant’s head is rapidly dropped backwards, arms ext/abd, hand opening, then arms flx/add

Forms during gestation, integrates at 4-6mos. Lack of interferes with head control, sitting equilibrium, and protective reactions

Protective response

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Plantar Grasp

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Toe flx when apply pressure on ball of foot

Forms during gestation, integrates at 9mos. Lack of interferes with putting on shoe because of toe clawing, gait, and standing/walking problems

Increases tactile input to sole of foot

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Asymmetric Tonic Neck (ATNR)

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Ext of extremities on face side, flx on skull side when fully rot infant’s head

Forms at gestation, integrates at 4-6mos. Lack of interferes with reaching and grasping, bilateral hand use, and rolling.

Promotes visual hand regard

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Palmar Grasp

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Finger flx when place finger/object in infant’s palm

Forms during gestation, integrates at 4-6mos. Lack of interferes with releasing objects

Increases tactile input on palm of hand

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Tonic Labyrinthine-Prone/Supine

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Increased extensor/flexor tone when place infant in supine/prone

Forms at gestation, integrates at 6mos

Facilitates total body extensor/flexor tone

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Optical Head Righting

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Upright positioning of head when infant held suspended vertically and tilt slowly to the side, forward, or backward

Forms at birth-2mos, does not integrate

Orients head in space

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Landau

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Complete ext of head, trunk, and extremities (Superman) when hold infant in horizontal prone suspension

Forms at 3-4mos, integrates 12-24mos. Lack of slows dvlpmnt of prone ext, sitting and standing. Early onset may indicate excessive tone or spasticity

Breaks up flexor dominance, facilitates prone ext

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Symmetric Tonic Neck (STNR)

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Flx of hips and knees when place infant in crawling position and extend head

Forms at 4-6mos, integrates 8-12mos. Lack of interferes with reciprocal crawling (move arms then legs in quadruped) and walking

Breaks up total extensor dominance, facilitates static quardruped position

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Neck Righting

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Log rolling entire body when place infant in supine and fully turn head to one side

Forms 4-6mos, integrates 5yrs

Maintains head/body alignment

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Body Righting

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Segmental rolling of the upper trunk when place infant in supine. flex one hip and knee toward chest and hold briefly

Forms at 4-6mos. integrates at 5yrs

Facilitates trunk/spinal rotation/alignment

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Protective Ext Downward

Downward Parachute

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Ext of LE when rapidly lower infant toward supporting surface while suspended vertically

Forms at 4mos, does not integrate. Lack of interferes with head protection when center of gravity displaced

Allows accurate placement of LE in anticipation of a suface

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Protective Ext Forward

Forward Parachute

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Sudden ext of UE, hand opening, and neck ext when suddenly tip infant forward toward supporting surface while vertically suspended

Forms at 6-9mos, does not integrate. Lack of interferes with head protection when center of gravity displaced

Allows accurate place of UE in anticipation of surface to prevent a fall

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Protective Ext Sideward

Sideward Parachute

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Arm ext/abd to side when quickly but firmly tip infant off-balance to side while sitting

Forms at 7mos, does not integrate. Lack of interferes with head protection when center of gravity displaced

Protects body to prevent fall

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Protective Ext Backward

Backward Parachute

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Backward arm ext or arm ext to one side to spinal rot when quickly but firmly tip infant off-balance backward

Forms 9-10mos, does not integrate. Lack of interferes with head protection when center of gravity displaced

Protects body to prevent fall

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1-2 Month GMD

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MusMove
Physiological flx in all positions
Total body movements 
Practices flx/ext
Begins to gain head control (45 angle by 2mos)
Elbows  just behind shoulders prone
ATNR in supine

Reflx
Primary standing and auto walking
Grasp, suck-swallow, Moro/ startle and rooting reflexes

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3-5 Month GMD

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Mus Move
Good head control
Supports self on extended arms in prone, props on forearms
Extended arm weight bearing; reach on elbows
Hands/feet to mouth in supine
Little support while seated
Rolls supine-prone
Bears some wt on legs
Rflx
Looses automatic walking 
Less ATNR and grasp
Body righting on head reaction
Equilibrium reactions in prone starting
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6 Month GMD

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Mus Move
Good head control in all positions
Roll prone-supine
Sits independently
Bears weight on LEs in standing

Bal
UE protective ext
Prone equilibrium reax; starting in supine

Postion
Ind sit

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7 Month GMD

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Mus Move
Increased trunk control
Trunk rotation in sitting
Prone to 4 point or hands/feet-rocking
May pull to stand

Postion
Prone-preferred position-pivot, belly crawl
Content in sidelying

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8-9 Month GMD

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Mus Move
Kneeling/kneel to stand
Relies more on LE’s to maintain stand
Cruises sideway to semi-turned
Steppage gait when walking with hands held
Cannot lower self to floor

Rflx
Good sideways protective extension
Backwards protective extension

Position
Sitting most functional position

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10-12 Month GMD

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Mus Move
Uses trunk rot well
Pull-stand using LE only
Cruises holding on to support w/one hand
Stands independently
Begins to walk indpendently
Lowers self from standing

Bal
Righting/equilibrium reax well integrated in all positions

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Second Year GMD

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Refinement in walking
Walk sideways and backwards
Lots of motor planning; uneven surfaces
Gets up to stand from middle of floor
Increased hip stability- squatting in play, stoops and recovers, kicking
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Support Reaction

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the ability to coactivate muscle groups of the appropriate extremity or about midline in order to support the body wt or posture in a certain position

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Indication of Dressing Habits for Tactile Defensiveness

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Certain dressing habits may indicate tactile defensiveness; child may show poor tolerance to certain textures or avoid wearing turtlenecks, shoes, or socks. Or may never take off shoes to avoid tactile overstimulation