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Stimulus: Pressure in palm of hand
Response: Flexion of fingers causing a strong grip
Failure to initiate or sustain movements through the entire range is a deficit of what stage of motor control?
What is Mobility
Walking up and down a ramp challenges this balance system
What is Somatosensory or Proprioceptive?
According to Therapy Ed, this is when a child first rolls from Supine to Prone
What is 8 months?
This is the Neural Tube defect caused by a lack of Folic Acid during pregnancy
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What is Spina Bifida?
Stimulus: Touch on Cheek
Response: Turning of head to same side and sucking
LOB during weight-shifting is a deficit of what stage of motor control?
What is Controlled Mobility
This reflex helps to stabilize the body while the head is moving, as well as coordination of the trunk during upright postures
What is the vestibulospinal reflex?
This is the age when Object Permanence develops
What is 9 Months?
This is the changes of the organs and body systems to reach their adult form; usually occurs by 25-30 years old
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What is MATURATION?
Stimulus: Head turned to one side
Response: Arm and leg on face side are extended, arm and leg on scalp side are flexed
This type of feedback is given while a task is being performed
What is Concurrent Feedback?
This postural control allows us to maintain our balance when we duck at a ball heading our way
What is Reactive Postural Control?
This is the stage of motor control that is necessary for crawling to occur
What is Controlled Mobility?
This is the substance the covers lungs to reduce surface tension in fully developed lungs
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What is SURFACTANT?
Stimulus: Touch skin along side of spine from shoulders to hip
Response: Lateral flexion of the trunk to side of stimulus
This is extrinsic feedback about the nature or quality of the movement pattern produced
What is Knowledge of Performance?
Protective Reactions are collectively known by this term
What are Parachute Reflexes?
This is the age range when an infant first laughs
What is 4-6 months?
This occurs due to trauma of the lower plexus C8-T1 during child birth
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What is Klumpke Palsy?
Stimulus: Head positioned in extension
Response: Arms extended, legs flexed
These are the three stages of Motor Learning
What are Cognitive Stage, Associative Stage, and Autonomous Stage?
This Reaction involves flexing one leg and rotating it across the pelvis to the opposite side causing the child to roll sideways segmentally
What is Body on Body Righting?
This is the age when an infant ay start responding to their name
What is 12 months?
This newborn skeletal concern is known as Club Foot
•Foot in PF, Forefoot Adduction, and Supination
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What is TALIPES EQUINOVARUS?