Primitive Reflexes Flashcards

1
Q

Moro

A

Appear: birth
Resolve: 5-6 mo

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2
Q

Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex

A

Appear: birth
Resolve: 1-3 mo

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3
Q

Sucking

A

Birth
Resolve: 4 mo

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4
Q

Galant / trunk incurvation

A

Birth
6 months

Prone. Stroke one side of spine. Infant twitches hips towards side of stimulus

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5
Q

Palmer grasp

A

Birth
5-6 mo

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6
Q

Plantar grasp

A

Birth
9 - 10 mo

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7
Q

Rooting

A

Birth
2-3 mo
Stroke cheek. Infant turns toward w sucking motions

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8
Q

Stepping

A

Birth
2-3 mo

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9
Q

Landau

A

4 months
2 years

Ventral suspension. Head flexes, elbows, hips and knees flex

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10
Q

Parachute

A

6 month
Persists

Ventral suspension
Head forward / down as if falling
Extends upper line to break fall

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11
Q

Cause of absent primative reflex

A

Basal ganglia or brainstem dysfunction

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12
Q

Cause of asymmetric reflexes

A

Hemiplegia —> CP

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13
Q

Persistent primitive reflexes

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UMN problem eg CP

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14
Q

Approach to exam

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IHUGVIDEP
Prim reflexes
- lying: suck, root, palmar, plantar, ANTR
- 180: stepping, landau, parachute
- prone: galant
- Moro

Neuro exam

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