What it really means
This reflex allows searching for and locating feeding source
What is the rooting reflex?
Onset of rooting relex
What is 28-30 weeks?
Moro Reflex
What is primitive?
When this reflex is retained, the person can be hypersensitive to sensory input.
What is Moro reflex?
Visual tracking while standing activities
What is an ATNR intervention?
Promotes visual hand regard
What is ATNR?
What is 32 weeks?
Stepping reflex
What is postural?
When this reflex is retained the patient may present with poor balance, visual-perception problems, issues with spatial awareness and motion sickness.
What is the TLR?
Fine motor activities while seated on a platform swing
What are Moro reflex intervention strategies?
Breaks up total extensor posture; facilitates static quadruped position
What is STNR (symmetric tonic neck reflex)?
Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex onset
What is 32 Weeks gestation?
Babinski
What is primitive?
When this reflex is retained, the child has difficulty rolling over or commando crawling. They may have difficulty crossing the midline and using both sides of their body.
What is ATNR?
Resistive activities in quadruped
What are interventions for Spinal Galant Reflexes?
Increases tactile input on the palm of the hand
What is Palmar Grasp?
Palmar grasp onset
What is after 37 weeks?
Head and Body Righting
What is postural?
The person may present with postural abnormalities, difficulty sitting cross-legged on the floor, or poor trunk control.
What is STNR?
Scooter Board exercises
What are activities to incorporate TLR?
Orients head in space; maintains face in vertical or upright position
What is Labrinthine/optical righting?
Onset of the Moro or Startle Reflex
What is 28 weeks?
Rooting
What is Primitive reflex?
What is Grasp reflex?
Brushing the palm of the hand with different textures
What are interventions for retained palmar grasp reflex?