Unit 1: Developmental Milestones Birth to 12 months Flashcards

1
Q

What is postural control?

A

control of body position in space for STABILITY and ORIENTATION

ability to maintain relationship between body segments and between the body and environment/task

ability to control COM in relationship to BOS

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2
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what are the key concepts of postural control?

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  • the regulation of sensory info to produce a controlled efficient motor response (body alignment, muscle tone, ractice balance, proactive balance)
  • typical development occurs in cephalo-caudal pattern (head control happens first)
  • occurs from proximal to distal (trunk and axial control before fine motor skills
  • weight shift
  • muscle lengthening prior to activation (tummy time develops motor skills more rapidly- abdominals)
  • righting reactions (build rotation) (tilting 8mo baby, and they will right their eyes and activate their body core) response to perterbation
  • equilibrium reactions in response to SAFETY
  • protective reaction (safety response when equilibrium reaction fails) (parachute reaction- quickly flip baby upsidedown and they should cover their head)
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3
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a 0-10 month old neonates present with tonic labyrinthine in prone and supine… explain what this looks like in each position

A

prone- flexion; infant curls towards support surface

supine- extension; infant curls into support surface still but into extension

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4
Q

what is neck righting?

A

automatic response observed in infants that helps them maintain their head in an upright position when their body is tilted or turned

if baby is tilted to the right, head will turn to the left to keep alignment with the body’s position

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5
Q

at what age is a baby able to prop up on elbows

A

3 months

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6
Q

at what age does the landau reaction take place

A

3 -4 months

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7
Q

at what age is movement random

A

1-2 months

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8
Q

at what age does a child initiate head lifting and turning in prone

A

month 2

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9
Q

at what age can a baby lift head to 90 degrees in prone

A

3 months

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10
Q

what age is a critical month where strong symmetrical development takes place

A

month 4

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11
Q

at what age does a baby begin to roll from supine to sidelying

A

month 4

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12
Q

at what age does a baby roll prone to supine

A

month 4

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13
Q

what month is there decreased ATNR

A

4th month

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14
Q

at what age can a baby sit with arms propped anteriorly but is unable to reach

A

month 5

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15
Q

at what age is rolling a childs promary means of mobility

A

month 5

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16
Q

at what age does a baby have controlled asymmetry

A

month 5

17
Q

at what age can a baby unstably sit with no hands

A

6 months

18
Q

when can a baby fully pull to sit?

A

6 months

19
Q

when does protective extension sideways occur?

A

month 7

20
Q

when can a baby pivot in prone?

A

month 7

21
Q

when can a baby belly and quadruped crawl?

A

month 7

22
Q

when does creeping backwards begin?

A

month 8

23
Q

what is the most beneficial and functional position for an 8-9 month year old

A

sitting

24
Q

when can a baby begin rocking?

A

month 7

25
Q

when can a baby sit, sit to quadruped, side sit, kneel, and walk with both hands held?

A

month 8

26
Q

when does creeping become the main form of mobility

A

month 9

27
Q

when is a child able to pull to stand and lower to sitting?

A

month 10-11

28
Q

when does cruising emerge and language double?

A

month 10

29
Q

when can a child bear stand or plantigrade?

A

month 11

30
Q

The landau reaction is defined as: Stimulus ______, Response ________

A

ventral suspension or prone, full body extension

31
Q

T or F: hamstring length precedes hamstring activation

A

true, 11 months with plantigrade/bear stand

32
Q

when might a child begin to stand alone and take first steps

A

11 months

33
Q

when should a child take his first independent steps

A

12 months

34
Q

at what age is the ear in line with the shoulder

A

4 months