Joint Development Flashcards

1
Q

12 weeks Gestiational Age

A

Very deep acetabulum- very round female head

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2
Q

Highest risk of dislocation after birth?

A

hip extension! illiopsoas pull femur up

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3
Q

Birth to 10 years

A

Forces of compression and movement contribute to an increase in depth of acetabulum.

Adult level of femoral head coverage reached by 10

Femoral head also rounds again but never to the level of early fetal period.

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4
Q

antetorsion at brith?
anteversion at birth?
excessive anteversion creates what?

A

30-40 degrees
40-60 degrees

In toeing

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5
Q

Suck swallow integration

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0-5 months

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6
Q

rooting

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0-3 month

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7
Q

galant-

A

0-3 months

stroke side of trunk— childe will curve toward stroked side

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8
Q

palmar/plantar grasp

A

0-6 months

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9
Q

moro

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0-2 months

quick neck extension

reaction– arms extend and abduct, fingers splay

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10
Q

stepping

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0-4 months

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11
Q

ATNR

Asymetrical Tonic neck reflex

A

0-4 months

head turn in supine-

Reaction00 extension of the arm on teh side the face t

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12
Q

TLR

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0-6 months

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13
Q

STNR

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4-10 months

prone/quadruped

Sign- flexion or extension of the head

R- arms flex with head flexion and hips move into extension: arms extend with head extension and hips move into flexion

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