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Development of Postural Control Flashcards

1
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Term: predictive movements in response to a stimuli

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Reflexes

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2
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Almost all reflexes should be integrated by ____ to ____ months.

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9 to 12

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3
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Name 3 conditions that have retention of primitive reflexes.

deficiency in the brain that affects the normal development of motor control

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CP
TBI
Genetic syndromes

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4
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Emergence of postural control is ascribed to complex interactions between _______ and _____________ systems.

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neural

musculoskeletal

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5
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Term: automatic responses to sensory input that act to keep the body parts in alignment, maintain equilibrium and prevent injury
- of primary importance with static and dynamic balance

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Postural reactions

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6
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Postural reactions appear between ____ to ____ months, with few exceptions, persist throughout life.

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2 to 18

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7
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Name the 3 types of postural reactions.

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Righting (vertical and rotational)
Equilibrium (tilting and postural fixation)
Protective

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Term: orientation of the head to vertical OR body parts are restored to normal alignment following rotation

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Righting reactions (vertical and rotational righting)

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9
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Vertical righting onset occurs from ____ to ____ months.

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Birth

2 months

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Type of Vertical Righting: tip body any direction –> head rights to vertical

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Optical righting

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11
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Type of Vertical Righting: occlude vision and tip body any direction –> head rights to vertical

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Labyrinthine righting

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12
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Rotational righting onset occurs from ____ to ____ months.

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4 to 6

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13
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Type of Rotational Righting: turn head to one side –> body log rolls

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Neck righting on body

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Type of Rotational Righting: rotate one body segment –> body rolls segmentally
- considered a mature response

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Body righting on body

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15
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Neck righting on body is usually not seen after ____ months.

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12

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16
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Type of Reactions: extension of the limbs when balance is challenged

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Protective reactions

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17
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The downward protective reaction onset is ____ months.

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4

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18
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The forward protective reaction onset is ____ to ____ months.

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6 to 7

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19
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The sideways protective reaction onset is ____ months in sitting.

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7

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20
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The backward protective reaction onset is ____ to ____ months in sitting.

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9 to 10

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21
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Type of Protective Reaction: child thrust feet first toward surface –> extension/abduction of legs

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Downward

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22
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Type of Protective Reaction: child thrust head first toward surface –> extension/abduction of arms

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Forward

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23
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Type of Protective Reaction: child is pushed gently to either side in sitting –> protective extension of one arm in the direction of force

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Sideways

24
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Type of Protective Reaction: child is pushed gently backward –> protective extension of both arms backward

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Backward

25
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Type of Reaction: movements on an unstable base of support – the support surface moves under the body

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Tilting reactions (under the equilibrium umbrella- total body responses)

26
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The prone tilting/equilibrium reaction onset is ____ months.

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6

27
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The supine tilting/equilibrium reaction onset is ____ to ____ months.

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7 to 8

28
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The sitting tilting/equilibrium reaction onset is ____ to ____ months.

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7 to 8

29
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Type of Reaction: movements on a stable base of support– the body moves over the support surface

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Postural fixation (under the equilibrium reactions umbrella)

30
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The quadruped postural fixation/equilibrium reaction onset is ____ to ____ months

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9 to 12

31
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The standing postural fixation/equilibrium reaction onset is ____ to _____ months.

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12 to 21

32
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Type of tilting reaction: child tilted laterally –> spinal concavity and extension/abduction of limbs on the elevated side, rotation of head and upper trunk toward midline and protective extension on downward side may occur

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Prone tilting reaction (equilibrium)

33
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Name the 2 main postural adjustments.

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Reactive

Anticipatory

34
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Type of Postural Adjustment: appropriate muscle response to perturbation; closed loop

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Reactive postural adjustments

35
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Type of Postural Adjustment: cognitive process for predicting postural requirements and selecting timely anticipatory motor strategies; open loop

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Anticipatory postural adjustments

36
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T/F: reactive and anticipatory postural adjustments emerge in parallel during development

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True

37
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Name the age in months for the motor milestone.
Head control in prone:
-lifts head to 45 deg
-lifts head to 90 deg

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  • 2 mo

- 4 mo

38
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Name the age in months for the motor milestone.
Head control in supine:
-maintains in midline
-lifts

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  • 2 mo

- 6 mo

39
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Name the age in months for the motor milestone.
Rolling
-prone to supine without rotation
-prone to supine with rotation

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  • 4 to 6 mo

- 6 to 9 mo

40
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Name the age in months for the motor milestone.
Rolling
-supine to prone without rotation
-supine to prone with rotation

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  • 5 to 7 mo

- 6 to 9 mo

41
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Name the age in months for the motor milestone.
Sitting
-unsustained with arm support
-sustained with arm support
-unsustained without arm support
-sustained without arm support
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  • 4 to 5 mo
  • 5 to 6 mo
  • 6 to 7 mo
  • 7 to 9 mo
42
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Name the age in months for the motor milestone.
Mobility
-crawling
-creeping
-cruising
-walking
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  • 7 to 9 mo
  • 9 to 11 mo
  • 9 to 13 mo
  • 12 to 14 mo
43
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Name 5 characteristics of immature movement patterns.

- indicate neurological problems

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Inconsistency
Preservation: tendency to repeat a particular response
Mirroring
Asymmetry
Loss of dynamic balance
Falling after performance
Extraneous movements
Inability to maintain rhythm or pattern
Inability to control force
Inappropriate motor planning
44
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A delay in motor development occurs if primitive reflexes do not appear in the first ____ of life. Or if primitive reflexes appear, but do not disappear by the end of the first ____ of life.

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year

year

45
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A delay in motor development occurs if equilibrium reactions do not appear by the end of the first ____ of life. Or if equilibrium reactions do not persist throughout life.

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year

46
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Name the 3 main components of the sensory system.

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Visual
Vestibular
Somatosensory

47
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Sensory System: feedback (closed-loop) correction and feedforward (open-loop or anticipatory) control

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Vision

48
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Sensory System: body positioning and righting

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Somatosensory

49
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Sensory System: regulates head control and references gravitational forces

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Vestibular

50
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Postural reactions of the head are seen as early as ____ postnatal days in supported sitting.

A

3

51
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Sway in response to looming visual stimulus in independent sitting is seen at ____ to ____ months.

A

11 to 16

52
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Postural responses to looming visual stimulus in supported stance are seen as early as ____ months.

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5

53
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Reactive, directional muscle responses emerge at age ____ to ____ months in sitting (trunk muscles), and age ____ to ____ months in standing (ankle muscles).

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4 to 5

7 to 9

54
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Ability to maintain standing after perturbation occurs at ____ to ____ months.

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14 to 15

55
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6 Important Milestones in Development of Postural Control

  • 2 months
  • 6 to 7 months
  • 8 to 10 months
  • 9 to 10 months
  • 12 to 13 months
  • 14 to 16 months
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  • maintain head at 45 deg
  • sit independently
  • creep
  • stand while holding object
  • stand independently
  • walk

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