Term
Explain the infant reflexes:
-rooting
-grasp
-babinski |
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Definition
R: cheek touch, baby turns it's head accordingly (response to nipple)
G: put out your finger, baby will grab and hold it
B: touching the bottom of a babies feet, toes sprawl out |
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Term
Explain the infant reflexes:
-rooting
-grasp
-babinski |
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Definition
R: cheek touch, baby turns it's head accordingly (response to nipple)
G: put out your finger, baby will grab and hold it
B: touching the bottom of a babies feet, toes sprawl out |
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Term
| Movements can either be ballistic or guided, what does these mean? |
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Definition
ballistic (no-sensory): executed as a whole, cannot be corrected (e.g. swatting a fly, yawning)
guided (sensory): movements that can be corrected/adjusted (threading a needle) |
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Term
| motor neurons have cell bodies in the _____ ______, which projects from the muscles, to the tunk, and terminates on the _______ |
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