Reflexes Flashcards

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Asymmetrical tonic neck reflex onset

A

present at birth (20 w pma)

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Asymmetrical tonic neck reflex integration

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4-6 mo

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3
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Asymmetrical tonic neck reflex stimulus

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turn head to the side

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Asymmetrical tonic neck reflex response

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facial arm extends and abducts, occipital arm flexed and abducts (fencing posture)

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5
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rooting reflex onset

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present at birth (28 w pma)

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6
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rooting reflex integration

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3 mo

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7
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rooting reflex stimulus

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touch to the perioral area of hungry infant

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8
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rooting reflex response

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turns head and lips towards stimulus with the mouth opening and a trial of sucking the finger

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9
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Palmar grasp onset

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present at birth (28 pma)

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10
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Palmar grasp integration:

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4-7 mo

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11
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Palmar grasp stimulus

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pressure on the palm of the hand

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12
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Palmar grasp response

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flexion of fingers

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13
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Plantar grasp onset

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present at birth

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14
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Plantar grasp integration

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9 mo

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15
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Plantar grasp stimulus

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pressure to ball of the foot

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16
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Plantar grasp response

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flexion of toes

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17
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Galant reflex (trunk incurvation) onset

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birth (28 w pma)

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18
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Galant reflex (trunk incurvation) integration

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3 mo

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19
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Galant reflex (trunk incurvation) stimulus

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in prone, stroke paravertebral skin

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20
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Galant reflex (trunk incurvation) response

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lateral curvature of trunk on stimulated side, shifts hip toward side

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21
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Moro reflex onset

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birth (28 pma)

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22
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Moro reflex integration

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3-5 mo

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23
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Moro reflex stimulus

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head drop backward

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24
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Moro reflex response

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abduction and extension of arms, splaying of fingers, followed by flexion and adduction of arms, typically cries

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25
Moro reflex startle reflex
simulus is loud noise with same response
26
automatic walking/reflex stepping onset
present at birth (37 w pma)
27
automatic walking/reflex stepping integration
3-4 mo
28
automatic walking/reflex stepping stimulus
supported standing, lean child forward
29
automatic walking/reflex stepping response
high stepping movements with regular rhythm
30
symmetrical tonic neck reflex onset
4-6 mo after birth
31
symmetrical tonic neck reflex integration
8-12 mo
32
symmetrical tonic neck reflex stimulus
flexion or extension of head (in quadruped position)
33
symmetrical tonic neck reflex response
head flexion: arms flex and hips extend | head extension: arms extend and hips flex
34
landau reaction
4-18 mo hold infant suspended horizontally, hand under chest and stomach extends neck, trunk and hips
35
tonic labyrinthine reflex
0-6 mo prone position: lift infant up: maximal flexor tone supine position: lift infant up: maximal extensor tone
36
placing reaction
0-6 mo put dorsum of foot or back of hand on edge of table placing of foot or hand on table top
37
traction or pull to sit
present at birth integrates 2-5 mo pull to sitting from supine arms will flex and head will lag
38
flexor withdrawl
28 w pma 1-2 mo noxious stimulus to sole of foot flexion and withdrawl of stimulated leg
39
crossed extension
28 w pma 1-2 mo noxious stimulus to sole of foot flesion of stimulated leg and then ext or opposite leg with add
40
belly crawl
7 mo
41
hands and knees crawl
8 mo
42
cruise
9 mo
43
ascend stairs
11 mo
44
walk alone
12 mo
45
descend stairs
12.5 mo
46
sitting without support
6 mo
47
stand with assistance
7.5 mo
48
walk with assistance
9. mo
49
stand alone
11 mo
50
roll sidelying to supine
1-2 mo
51
prone to supine
4 mo
52
supine to sidelying
4-5 mo
53
supine to prone
6-8 mo
54
development of segmental rotation rather than log rolling
9 mo
55
6 mo
sits independently rolls independently bears weight in prone on extended arms can maintain supported standing with hands held good trunk control
56
9 mo
``` independent mobility by creeping good sitting banace moves in and out of sitting begins pulling to stand and cruising takes steps with hands held ```
57
creeps up and down stairs
8-15 mo
58
walks up and down stairs with hand held, throws ball forward
15-18 mo
59
runs stiffly
20 mo
60
walks up and down stairs without support, kicks ball forward
2.5 yrs
61
runs well, walks up stairs alternating feet, catches ball with arms and body
3 yrs
62
walks down stairs alternating feet, jumps up with both feet, hops on one foot
3.5 yrs
63
gallops
4 yrs
64
skips
5-6 yrs