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| Babinski--> disappears at 12 mos |
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| Stroking the sole of the foot results in the spreading out of toes and upward extension of big toe |
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| Stroking of neonate's back along the spine results in the trunk arching toward the side |
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| Withdrawal of physical support (dropping, allowing head to drop) sharp noise results in arms extending outward and returning to the midline |
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| stroking the top of the foot with an edge, such as a table edge, results in the raising of the foot and placing it on the edge |
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| touching the balls of the foot result in inward flexion of the toes |
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| Rooting--> disappears at 3 mos |
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| stroking the cheek or corner of the mouth causes the head to turn toward the object and mvmts look as if infant is looking for something to suck |
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| infant will swim, head down and exhaling, from birth. The reflex disappears after several months. After this age, swimming is a learned behavior |
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| appearance, pulse, grimace, activity, and respiration. Scored 0,1,2. Taken 1,5, and sometimes 10 minutes after birth |
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| The criteria tested by the Apgar Test. How is it scored and when is it taken? |
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| 8-10 inches. Vision is 20/150 |
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| Newborn's best focus (inches). What is their vision? |
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| Emerges several wks after birth. When infants head and neck turn in a direction, the infant assumes a "fencing" posture |
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