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Supine. Childs heads turns toward stimulated
28 wks gestation to 3 months |
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Supine. Rhythmical sucking movements
28 weeks gestation to 2-5 months |
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Supine. Abduction/extension of UE followed by adductionand flexion
28 weeks gestation to 4-6 months |
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Supine. Flexion of shoulders, elbows and wrists
28 weeks gestation to 2-5 months. |
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Supine. Flexion, adduction and extension of opposite lower extremity
28 weeks gestation to 1-2 months |
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Supine. Withdrawal of stimulated leg from stimulus
28 weeks gestation to 1-2 months |
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Supine. Plantar flexion of all toes
28 weeks gestation to 9 months |
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Lateral flexion on stimulated side
32 weeks gestation to 2 months |
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Infants fingers will flex around a finger
Birth to 2 months |
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| Proprioceptive Placing LE |
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Infants foot is lifted by flexion of knee and hip and then extended to place on table
35 weeks to 2 months |
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| Proprioceptive Placing UE |
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Extremity flexes and hand is brought above table and then extends and placed on surface. Fingers may be fisted in newborns
Birth to 2 months |
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| Neonatal Positive Supporting LE |
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Simultaneous contraction of flexors and extensors aas if only to beat weight
35 weeks gestation to 1-2 months |
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Child makes alternating, rhythmical stepping motion
37 weeks gestation to 2 months |
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| Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex |
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Supine. Arm and leg on face side extend and flex on skull side.
Birth/2months to 4-6 months |
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| Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex |
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Head and neck flexion produces flexion UE and extension LE
Head and neck extension produced extension UE and flexion LE
4/6 months to 8/12 months |
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| Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex |
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Prone flexor tone dominates
Supine extensor tone dominates
Birth to 6 months |
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Produce alignment of body w environment
Keep head and trunk aligned |
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| Moving extremities out to catch oneself |
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| Response to a slow shift of the COG |
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| Symmetry Begins - increased extension |
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| Controlled Purposeful Movements begin |
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Prone on extended arms
Pivot prone |
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Independence
Rolling prone to supine |
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| Push into all fours and rock on hands and knees |
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Refinement of creeping
Pull to stand from half kneeling |
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| Climbing, creeping, cruising, transitions |
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| Standing w one hand held and letting go temp |
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| Able to creep up and down stairs |
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Beginning to run and jump
Kick a large ball, throw small ball |
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Highest activity level of any age
Up stairs alternating, down marking time |
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Rhythmic Galloping
Up and down stairs alternating |
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| Skip alternating feet, kick rolling ball |
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