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Loco Skills
Object-Control
100
4 domains of human development
What are affective, cognitive, motor and physical?
100
What measures static visual acuity?
What is Snellen eye chart?
100
Reflex when toes extend and spread after touching bottom of infants foot.
What is Babinski?
100
Which of the jumping skills is the most difficult for little kids to perform?
What is skipping?
100
Stage of catching that involves trapping the ball against the chest in a hugging motion.
What is stage 2?
200
Qualitative changes that occur throughout lifespan.
What is maturation?
200
When are early intervention programs most effective?
When help disadvantaged children "catch-up"?
200
Two general types of reflex.
What is primitive and postural?
200
Order of development for gallop, skip and slide.
What is gallop, slide and skip?
200
Stage of throwing in which arm does an upward circular pattern during wind-up and step is short with contralateral leg.
What is stage 4
300
Order we develop and lose movement (fine & gross).
What is gross then fine, fine then gross?
300
Team play teaches...
What are working together to achieve group goal, division of labor, > social responsibility, strong learn to help weak?
300
Name 4 roles of reflexes.
What are nourishment, protection, prep neuromuscular system, Dx neuro abnormalities?
300
3 phases of jumping.
What are preparatory, takeoff/flight and landing?
300
List at least 2 reasons why boys throw harder than girls?
Wider shoulders, longer arms, > height, > muscle mass, etc...
400
order of developmental direction.
What is cephalocaudal and proximodistal?
400
McGraw's 5 factors that affect motor development.
What are attitude, practice, readiness, growth and level of fixity?
400
Name and order grasps that are used to write.
What are supinate, pronate and dynamic tripod?
400
Landing occurs on the nonpropelled leg.
What is leaping?
400
Stage of striking characterized by primarily ant-posterior movement of UE's.
What is stage 1?
500
Piaget's 4 major stages of cognitive development.
What are Sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational and formal operations
500
Name deprivation factors.
What are type, length, severity and time?
500
Name and order of locomotion development.
What are rolling, crawling, creeping, cruising and walking?
500
Stage of running characterized by obvious arm action which is in direct opposition to leg action.
What is stage 4?
500
Stage of kicking characterized by a few deliberate steps. and trunk is kept upright.
What is stage 3?
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