Pediatrics Flashcards

(33 cards)

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prematurity

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birth of less than 37 weeks of gestation

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suck-swallow reflex

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S: stimulus to roof of mouth
R: suck
Integration: 2-5m

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rooting reflex

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S: brush to cheek
R: turns toward and opens mouth
Integration: 3m ~ A TREE HAS ROOTS

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moro reflex

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S: rapid neck EXT
R: UE EXT/ABD followed my FLEX/ADD
as if grasping for their parent
Integration: 4-6m

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plantar grasp reflex

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S: pressure to ball of foot/toes
R: foot DF, toes curl
Integration: 9m

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positive support reflex

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S: child supported with feet on flat surface
R: standing followed by sitting
Integration: 1-2m

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galant reflex

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S: stroke to paravertebral area
R: lateral flexion towards
Integration: 3-6m

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ATNR

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(assymetrical tonic neck reflex)
S: head turned to one side
R: EXT ipsilaterally, FLEX contralaterally
Integration: 4-6m

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tonic labrynthine reflex

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S: supine/prone
R:EXT/FLEX
Integration: 4-6m

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palmar grasp reflex

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S: pressure on palm of hand
R: grasp
Integration: 9

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Babinski reflex

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S: stroke to lateral surface of foot
R: toe EXT
Integration: 12m

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12
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STNR

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(symmetrical tonic neck reflex)
S: head FLEX/EXT
R:
-FLEX: arms FLEX, legs EXT
-EXT: arms EXT, legs FLEX
Integration: 8-12m

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13
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cephalocaudal developmental principle

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development from head to toe

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14
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proximal to distal developmental principle

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development of midline then extremities

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general to specific developmental principle

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development of whole body movements before disassociation of extremities

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gross to fine developmental principle

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development of large movement before small

17
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physiologic flexion

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position in which babies are born

18
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antigravity extension

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active extension occurs first before flexors

19
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antigravity flexion

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progressed as infant spends more time in supine

20
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developmental dysplasia of the hip

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poor alignment of the acetabulum and head of femur in the developing hip

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torticollis

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asymmetric head posture d/t SCM tightness

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juvenile rheumatoid arthritis

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inflammation of connective tissue in children under 16 y/o

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osteogenesis imperfecta

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fragile bones d/t problems with collagen

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metatarsus adductus

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metatarsals deviated medially

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talipes equinovarus
(clubfoot) ADD forefoot, varus hindfoot, equinus ankle
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calcaneovalgas
food DF, valgus hindfoot, ABD of metatarsals
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brachial plexus injury
damage to nerve roots C5-T1
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avulsion
nerve is torn from the spinal cord
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rupture
nerve is torn but not at spinal attachment
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neuroma
nerve damaged and healed but prevents nerve conduction
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neuropraxia
nerve is damaged d/t stretch but not torn
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CP
(cerebral palsy) insult to the brain during development resulting in permanent, no progressive damage -can present in many ways depending if it is UMN/LMN lesion
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