Child Development Lecture Flashcards

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Developmental Theories

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Maturational, Behavioral, Dynamic Systems

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2
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Child moves ______ first

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reflexively

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3
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_____ before local

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Total, local or flailing before fine

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4
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_____ then distal

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proximal, distal

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5
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medial then _____

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lateral

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6
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Hips after _____

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head

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7
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______ to rostral

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cervical

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8
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_____ before fine

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gross

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9
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Flexor before _____

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extensor

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10
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______ ______ before _____ antigravity

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extensor anti-gravity, flexor

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11
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Baby considered pre-term if…

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born before 37 weeks gestation

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12
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Posture of Neonate

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less physiological flexion due to lack of flexor tone

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13
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Scarf Sign of Neonate

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no resistance to passive movement

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14
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Popliteal Angle of Neonate

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135-180 degrees

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15
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Ankle DF of Neonate

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60-90 degrees

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16
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Slip Through of Neonate

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doesn’t set shoulders when held under arms

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Pull to Sit of Neonate

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complete head lag

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Rooting Reflex of Neonate

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Sucking Reflex of Neonate

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Grasp Reflex of Neonate

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ATNR reflex of Neonate

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Motor Development Goals

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control body against gravity, balance, reciprocal movement, routine based, interest based

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Development progressions

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prone –> supine –> rolling –> sitting –> standing

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Prone Progression

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Prone Lying –> Prone on Elbows –> Prone on Extended Arms –> Pivot prone –> Quadruped –> Locomotion in Prone

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Supine Progression
Supine Lying --> Pull to Sit --> Feet to Mouth
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Rolling Progression
prone to supine before supine to prone | - will start off using gravity to help
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Sitting Progression
Supported Sitting --> Propped Sitting --> Ring Sitting --> Half-Ring Sitting --> Long Sitting --> Side Sitting
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Standing Progression
Supported Standing --> Independent Standing --> Cruising --> Independent Locomotion --> Stair Climbing
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High Guard Position
hands up in air with elbows flexed, wide BOS to maintain balance and keep head up while walking
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Balance
Righting, tilting, equilibrium, protective
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Fine Motor -- Grasp Progression
Grasp reflex until 4 mos --> ulnar palmar --> palmar --> radial palmar --> inferior pincer --> neat pincer grasp
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Fine Motor - Release Progression
Banging object on table --> banging objects together --> drops objects --> transfers objects --> by 11 months active release with finger extension
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Simplified Gross Motor in 1st year
Rolling - 3 mos Sitting - 6 mos Crawling - 9 mos Walking - 12 mos
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Simplified Fine Motor in 1st year
Grasp - 3 mos Transfers Objects - 6 mos Purposeful Release - 9 mos Pincer Grasp - 12 mos