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Peds test 1
212: automatic reactions
Question | Answer |
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righting reactions | keeping the head in an upright position |
equilibrium reactions | slower adjustments to keep balance |
protective extension reactions | quick adjustments to stop from falling |
skill | coordination of automatic and voluntary movements, delicate adjustments, economy and accuracy of movement, need for an intact feed forward system |
automatic reactions | stimulus promotes an automatic (unconscious) reaction with similar motor components but that is adaptable to the need or situation (can have voluntary control superimposed) |
voluntary movement | conscious, volitional, purposeful movement |
reflex | obligatory response to stimulus (not under voluntary control) |
neonatal neck righting reflex | when the head is turned to a side, the trunk turns to the same side, the body turns as a whole |
when should neonatal neck righting reflex integrate | 4 months |
neck righting reflex | when head is flexed and moved to side in supine, there will be Segmental rotation of body in direction of head turning. Shoulder, trunk, then pelvis. |
when should neck righting reflex integrate | 5 years |
when does neck righting reflex appear | 4-6 months |
body righting on body reflex | when one leg is flexed and rotated across the pelvis in supine, there will be segmental rotation of trunk, shoulder, then head |
when does body righting on body reflex appear | 4-6 months |
when does body righting on body reflex integrate | 4-5 years |
body righting on head reflex | when child is moved through space, the head orients to vertical |
when does body righting on head reflex appear | birth-2 months |
when does body righting on head reflex integrate | 5 years |
when do prone equilibrium reactions develop | 4-5 months |
activities that help develop prone equilibrium reactions | rolling prone to supine |
when do supine equilibrium reactions develop | 6-7 months |
activities that help develop supine equilibrium reactions | Rolling supine to prone |
when do sitting equilibrium reactions develop | 6-7 months |
activities that help develop sitting equilibrium reactions | sitting without support |
when do quadruped equilibrium reactions develop | 10-11 months |
activities that help develop quadruped equilibrium reactions | Starting to creep on hands and knees |
when do standing equilibrium reactions develop | 12-15 months |
activities that help develop standing equilibrium reactions | standing without support |
when does downward parachute protection extension reaction develop in LE's | 4 months |
when does downward parachute protective extension reaction develop in UE's | 6-9 months |
when do forward in sit protective extension reactions develop in UE's | 5-6 months |
activities that can help develop forward in sit protective extension reactions in UE's | prop sitting |
when do sideways in sit protective extension reactions develop in UE's | 6-7 months |
activities that can help develop sideways in sit protective extension reactions in UE's | Starting to sit without support, starting to get into and out of sitting |
when do backwards in sit protective extension reactions develop in UE's | 9-10 months |
activities that can help develop backwards in sit protective extension reactions in UE's | Lots of transitions in/out of sitting |
when do forward in stand protective extension reactions develop in LE's | 12-15 months |
activities that can help develop forward in stand protective extension reactions in LE's | starting to take steps |
when do sideways in stand protective extension reactions develop in LE's | 16-24 months |
activities that can help develop sideways in stand protective extension reactions in LE's | starting walking |
when do backwards in stand protective extension reactions develop in LE's | 16-24 months |
activities that can help develop backwards in stand protective extension reactions in LE's | Walking after sideways PE |
when should a child be able to protect them selves in all directions while sitting | by 9 months |