Peds lifespan development Flashcards

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Month 1

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  • decreased flexion
  • tracks moving object with head rotation
  • head usually to side
  • reciprocal and symmetrical kicking
  • positive support and walking reflexes in supported standing
  • hand fisted with indwelling thumb
  • neonatal reaching
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Month 2

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head elevation to 45 degrees in prone
- POE with elbows behind shoulders
- does not accept weight on LE (astasia-abasia)
- head bobs in supported sitting

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Month 3

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  • POE, WBing on forearms
  • elbows in line with shoulders, head elevated to 90 degrees
  • head in midline in supine, hands on chest
  • increased back ext with scap add in supported sitting
  • takes weight with toes curled in standing
  • coos, chuckles
  • optical and labrynthe head righting
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Month 4

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  • rolls prone to side, supine to side
  • sits with support
  • no head lag in pull to sit
  • B reaching with forearm pronated w/ trunk support
  • ulnar-palmar grasp
  • laughs
  • emerging landau and head righting
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Month 5

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rolls prone to supine
- weight shift from one forearm to other in phone
- head control in supported sitting
- Moro, ATNR, stepping, palmar grasp integrated month 4-5

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Month 6

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  • prone on hands w/ ext elbows
  • rolls supine to prone
  • independent sitting
  • pulls to stand with hands held, bounces
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Month 7

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  • can maintain quadruped
  • pivots on belly
  • assumes sitting from quadruped
  • trunk rotation in sitting
  • recognizes tone of voice
  • may show fear of strangers
  • belly crawl
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Month 8-9

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  • quadruped creeping
  • side sitting
  • pulls to stand through kneeling with furniture
  • may stand independently 1-2 sec
  • reaches with different grasps
  • can transfer object from side to side
  • STNR integrated 8-12 mon
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9
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10-15 months

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-begins to walk unassisted
- squat
- creeps up/down steps
- floor to stand transition
- neat pincer grasp/supination
- searches for hidden tows
- sus of strangers
- patty-cake/peekaboo
- imitates others

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10
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20 months

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  • ascends stairs with step to
  • immature running becomes more coordinated
  • jumps off bottom step
  • make believe
  • throws ball overhand
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2 years

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  • immature running with increased speed
  • stairs with reciprocal pattern
  • active, restless, tantrum
  • catches large ball
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12
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3 years

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  • jumps with two feet
  • rides tricycle
  • stands on one foot briefly
  • hops on one foot
  • gallops
  • kicks ball
  • sharing
  • mature/true run
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13
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4 years

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  • hops on one foot several times
  • ## stands on tip toes
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5 years

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  • skips
  • kicks ball well
  • dresses self
  • self swing
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15
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when does plantar grasp integrate

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when walking independently

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16
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9-15 months gait pattern

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  • flexion, abd and ER of hips, venu varum, eversion of calcaneus, absent longitudinal arches, femoral ante version, internal tibial torsion
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18-24 months gait pattern

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  • decreased BOS, heel everted, less co-contraction, genu varum resolved, knee in neutral, longitudinal arches (develop 1 year after walking)
18
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3-3.5 years gait pattern

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  • mature gait: genu valgum, heel eversion decreasing, consistent heel strike, ante version decreasing, arm swing noted
19
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6-7 years gait pattern

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-fully mature gait: knees and heels in neutral position
- excessive femoral anteversion almost resolved

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