What Month is it?
An infant can typically assume prone on elbows at what month?
2-3 months
What would a 6-7 month-old be able to perform in sitting?
Sits alone without support (hands free)
Sitting equilibrium: protective extension forward
Transitions quadruped to/from sitting
Which skill typically comes first: crawling, rolling supine to prone, transitioning to sitting, or rolling prone to supine?
Rolling prone to supine?
Where did Dr. Nachum graduate DPT school from?
USAHS
What does "present" mean when describing reflexes?
The reflex is present and we expect it to be there
A child is typically able to bring their feet to mouth at what month?
5 months
In supine a 6 month old would do what movement?
Chin tuck/assist with pull to sit and roll to prone
Name a transitional movement a child might use to come to independent standing (not at a surface)
Bear crawl to stand
1/2 kneel to stand
Dr. Hill and Dr. Kristof have a specialty practice certification in which area?
PCS
What does "absent" mean when describing reflexes?
The reflex is no there when tested and we expect it to be there
An infant can typically perform sitting equilibrium: protective extension sideways at what month?
8-9 months
In prone, a 4 month old is able to shift weight on forearms in prep for what skill?
Reaching for toys
A typically developing child of 6 months with the ability to sit independently, would have which protective extension reactions present?
Protective extension forwards, protective extension downwards (or parachute)
Dr. Kristof has two children, name one.
Elodie and Emery
What does "emerging" mean when describing reflexes?
The child is beginning to demonstrate the reflex but it is not fully present
A child will pull to stand at what month?
8 months
Name a task that a 13 month old should be able to perform typically.
Walks independently
Squats to play and resumes standing
In a "new walker" what position are the child's LE's usually in when walking?
Ankle eversion, wide base of support, slight ER of hips, UE high guard, genu varus
Dr. Hill has two children. Name one
Sawyer and Sutton
What does "integrated" mean when describing reflexes
The reflex isn't there when tested and we do not expect it to be there
If a child is cruising furniture they are likely what age?
8-10 months
Between 8-9 months old, what is a typically developing child's main form of mobility?
Creeping
"Shoulder and hip stability before elbow and wrist,
knee and ankle stability" describes which developmental direction principle?
Proximal before distal control
Who is the original founder of USAHS?
Dr. Stanley V. Paris
If the ATNR isn't integrated on time, what developmental skill can it limit?
Rolling