Human Development I-III Flashcards

1
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Occurs during non-REM, deep sleep and child does not recall it happening

A

Sleep terror

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2
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Occurs during REM sleep and child remembers the dream

A

Nightmare

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3
Q

What is used as an newborn assessment

A

APGAR score

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4
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Startle reflex and infant extends arms and legs suddenly

A

Moro reflex

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5
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Stroke on sole of foot from top to bottom, infant toes fan out

A

Babinski reflex

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6
Q

At what age do infants gain the pincer grasp because cortical spinal tract is myelinated

A

10 months

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7
Q

What explains the rapid development of functions during year 1

A

Subcortical gray matter growth in prefrontal, parietal, and temporal association areas

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8
Q

Why do MRI signal intensities reverse during the 1st year

A

Myelination

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9
Q

How does a T-1 MRI appear for a newborn

A

GM white and WM gray

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10
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How does a T-2 MRI appear for a newborn

A

GM gray and WM white

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11
Q

Myelination of corticospinal tracts inhibits what actions of the brain stem

A

Mediated reflexes

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12
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What can be indicated if reflexes are persistent

A

Delay or failure in myelination, decreased cortical inhibition

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13
Q

What syndrome is associated with cortical-brain stem network abnormalities

A

SIDS

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