peads Flashcards
goals of pead PT
participation
motor ability
functional mobility
health / prevention
premises of family centred care
parents know their child best
families are different / unique
optimal child functioning occurs within supportive family/community
examination in peads
prenatal period/preg birth history general health milestones injuries / hospital visits. services
interactions, gait etc.. when you see them
difference capacity and performance
how they doing vs how they can do / what limits are
typical development quarter 1
control head
2nd quarter
control arms, trunk
3rd quarter
control of lower trunk, pelvis in upright
4th quarter
mobility milestones
control lower legs
upright stance
postural control
righting reflex
align body so COM is near BOS (SCM goes)
head righting
neck righting
body righting
whens righting reflex present
4 months
clinical implications of righting reflex
torticollis
protective reactions absent in ___
CP
goal of protective reactison
protect from falling
fwd, side then backwards
when does protective reaction start in sitting
4-9 months
when does protective reaction start in standing
12-24 motnhs
equilibrium reactions goal
adjust the body
prepare for transition from positions
order equilibrium reactions happen
prone, supine, sitting , quadruped, standing
standardized measures in examination
discrimitve predictive evaluative norm referenced tests criterion reference tests
AIMS stand for
Alberta infant motor scale
whats AIMS
discriminate / evaluative
0-18 months
gross motor , observation
normative data
what to include in prognosis
stable or unstable time line impact on goals services communication w fam
ethical profesional considerations in pead
consent age of consent co- treatment public vs private services boundaries legal guardianship
