Movement- Rolling

Question 1

Primary turning description

Answer 1

protective head turning in prone

Question 2

movement components of primary turning

Answer 2

neck rotation

Question 3

muscle functions of primary turning

Answer 3

mobility

Question 4

reflexes/reactions of primary turning

Answer 4

rooting

ATNR

Question 5

postural control/movement patterns of primary turning

Answer 5

weight bearing

Question 6

spontaneous rolling description

Answer 6

usually happens when child loses control in a stable posture (ie ATNR in prone on elbows)

Question 7

movement components of spontaneous rolling

Answer 7

neck rotation

Question 8

muscle function of spontaneous rolling

Answer 8

mobility

Question 9

reflex/reactions of spontaneous rolling

Answer 9

rotational/vertical righting

Question 10

postural control/movement patterns of spontaneous rolling

Answer 10

weight bearing

Question 11

deliberate rolling description

Answer 11

extremities lead trunk; dissociation of pelvis and shoulders

Question 12

movement components of deliberate rolling

Answer 12

neck and trunk rotation

Question 13

muscle functions of deliberate rolling

Answer 13

mobility

Question 14

reflex/reactions of deliberate rolling

Answer 14

rotational righting reactions

Question 15

postural control/movement patterns of deliberate rolling

Answer 15

unilateral weight shifting

Question 16

automatic rolling description

Answer 16

rolling can be initiated from any segment; extremities don’t help anymore

Question 17

movement components of automatic rolling

Answer 17

neck and trunk rotation (working together)

Question 18

muscle functions of automatic rolling

Answer 18

mobility

Question 19

reflex/reactions of automatic rolling

Answer 19

rotational and vertical righting

equilibrium reactions

Question 20

postural control/movement patterns of automatic rolling

Answer 20

contralateral weight shift