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Key point of normal development = |
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Sequence of acquisition of postural control/balance (3) |
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1. Sagittal plane (flex/ext; fwd prot ext = 1st) 2. Frontal plane (lateral) 3. Transverse plane (rotation) |
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Direction of development (2) |
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cephalic to caudal proximal to distal |
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Body synergies >> dissociated motor patterns/individual mvmts - examples (3) |
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reciprocal kicking >> reciprocal walking (cortical control) reach c UE s LE mvmt neonate individual non-purposeful mvmt >> purposeful individual mvmt |
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Key point of abnormal development = |
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absence of variability/adaptability |
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Abnormal development: sequential development of postural control lingers in ______ plane |
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Abnormal development: Delayed righting/equilibrium reactions in ______ plane |
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Abnormal development: direction of development, categories of abnormal development (3) |
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lack of inhibitory control (exaggerated reflexes) persistence of synergistic motor patterns (no half-kneel) inability to execute selective mvmt |
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Abnormal development: appears definitively when child assumes... |
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upright postures (sx severity incr though CNS is stable) |
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Normal prone development (4) |
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antigravity ext extended arms dissociation (hd & shldr) weight shifts |
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Abnormal prone development - hypertonia |
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extensor hypertonicity OR flexor synergies (REALLY flex or ext) ATNR persists indwelling thumb persists shldr elevation & poor shldr girdle stability (move as 1 unit) scores well on standardized exams up to 4 mos (AIMS) |
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Abnormal prone development - hypotonia |
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inability to lift head **hinging** (capital ext; no chin tuck) shldr elev & poor shldr girdle stability poor dissociation |
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Normal supine development |
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flex against gravity midline orientation knees/feet up hands to feet bridging in play |
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Abnormal supine development - hypertonia |
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ant pelvic tilt retr of UE & sh girdle postural asymmetry persists (ATNR) lateral spine curvature |
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Abnormal supine development - hypotonia |
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poor antigravity flex (no midline hands) LE = excessive FABER poor abdominal control may develop extensor hypertonicity (3 yo) |
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Extensor hypertonicity >> |
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poor proprioception decr reaching poor hand/eye coordination |
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Normal sidelying development |
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Lateral righting (C-spine, trunk) Mm balance to maintain sidelying (abs + back ext) Head in midline Arms to midline (playing) |
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Abnormal sidelying development |
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no lateral righting (>> no roll) no mm balance (flop btwn stomach/back) incr cervical/trunk ext (hypertonia) |
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Normal rolling development |
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intially initiated by pushing into ext (4mos) segmental rolling c lateral head righting bilat (6mos) |
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Abnormal rolling development - hypertonia |
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supine to prone: push through ext >> flop
prone to supine: harder (push c 1 UE & flip to back; difficult to stay in prone) |
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Abnormal rolling development - hypotonia |
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Normal sitting development |
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pelvis perpendicular prop sitting, high guard (5-6mos) coordinated flex/ext @ hips/trunk protective ext & equilibrium rxn (7-8mos) PTS c active flex by 5-6mos (c active chin tuck) varied positions |
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Abnormal sitting development - hypotonia |
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lack of ext against gravity (no trunk ext >> slowed spinal development) trunk fwd, c hinging wide abd at hips for stability) PTS: head lag into 1st year |
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Abnormal sitting development - hypertonia |
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premature spinal ext c high guard sit on sacrum (tight HS) PTS: helps using flexor tone and co-contraction (no mm balance) goes straight to standing |
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Abnormal sitting development (older child) |
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patterns change c age W sitting (compensation for lack of mobility/stability) tight hip/back ext >> post pelvic tilt (sacral sitting) |
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Normal creeping development |
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lat wt shift in prine/sitting lat trunk righting stability in wide BOS (FABER) trunk rotation, equilibrium rxns >> narrow suport **dissoc of LEs >> recip creeping |
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Abnormal creeping development - hypertonia |
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commando crawling bunny hopping (spastic diplegia) |
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Abnormal creeping development - hypotonia |
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poor trunk control (swayback) transition via W sit very delayed; >1 yo |
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Hemiplegic creeping compensation |
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Normal standing development |
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supported standing c wide BOS rotation components in standing indep amb c wide BOS pelvic rotation emerges half-kneel >> PTS refining balance/posture (variability) |
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Abnormal standing development - hypertonia |
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PF; WB exclusively on ball of foot FADIR at hips (crouched posture) poor BOS CoM not over BOS no dissoc (no half-kneel) |
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Abnormal standing development - hypotonia |
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WB on heels c toe flex & DF abd/ER BOS excessive pronation (WB on medial foot) no active hip ext/pelvic control |
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Normal horizontal suspension (Landau) |
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antigravity ext antigravity alignment variety mvmt of UE/LE |
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Abnormal horizontal suspension - hypertonia |
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incr ext of entire body (very stiff) NO variable mvmt of UE/LE |
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Abnormal horizontal suspension - hypotonia |
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poor antigravity trunk/neck ext little mvmt of UE/LE |
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Normal protective extension development |
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forward mvmt of both UEs head midline normal progression (fwd >> lat >> back) |
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Abnormal protective extension development |
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poor antigravity alignment delay/absent fwd mvmt of arms to floor (e.g. 1 UE, not both) |
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Keys to normal v abnormal development (3) |
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VARIABILITY of mvmt Mm TONE ANTI-GRAVITY mvmt |
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