normal motor development Flashcards
normal or typical development begins with what
conception
babies born between 38-42 are called
term or full term
what affects motor development with birth
external factors
what is maturational or hierachical theory
mental or motor development in children, infants etc occurs in a sequential manner
what is the most important factor in directiing the development
central nervous system
what is behavioural theory
a change in the environment can create a nega or positive behaviour
what is the dynamic system theory
development is not only caused by the cns but by the intrinsic and extrinsic factor
what are neural oscillators
they show special and rythmic oscillations in vertebra without need for peripheral input
the first motor behaviours in humans occurs as
reflex
what is the normal direction of movemement
cephalocaudal
in the neonatal period what is the position of the newborn
flexion
what are the importance of motor development
controlling the body against gravity
keeping the cog of the body within the support surface
to allow intersegmental and intrasegmental movement
what are the postitions of the following according to newborns
spine=flexed
lumbosacral=slightly extended
cervical=slightly extended and sloightly rotated
wht does the head turn on one side in the prone position for newborns
to relieve breathing by cleaning the mouth and nose
asymmetrical tonic neck reflexes
what action indicates a sensormotor problem
ongoing persistent grasping