Reflex Tx Flashcards

S2Q3 (111 cards)

1
Q

REFLEX TX:

moro suppression

A

4-6 months

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2
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REFLEX TX:

e: extensor pattern predominates in UE

A

moro

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3
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REFLEX TX:

e: no protective reaction (3)

A

moro
STNR
head righting

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4
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REFLEX TX:

e: no sitting balance

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moro

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5
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REFLEX TX:

tx: train vertical head mobility

A

moro

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6
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REFLEX TX:

tx: WB in POE –> POH

A

moro

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7
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REFLEX TX:

startle suppression

A

4-6m

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7
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REFLEX TX:

tx: train protective & equilibrium reactions

A

moro

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8
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REFLEX TX:

e: non-functional flexor predominates

A

startle

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9
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REFLEX TX:

e: poor equilibrium

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startle

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10
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REFLEX TX:

tx: gradual introduce stimulus

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startle

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11
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REFLEX TX:

tx: helmet

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startle

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12
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REFLEX TX:

palmar suppression

A

5-6m

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13
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REFLEX TX:

e: can’t do manipulative skills

A

palmar

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14
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REFLEX TX:

tx: facilitate finger extension (hard objects on palm)

A

palmar

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15
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REFLEX TX:

tx: WB in POE –> POH –> quadruped –> sitting

A

palmar

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16
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REFLEX TX:

gallant suppression

A

2-3m

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17
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REFLEX TX:

e: no trunk stability

A

gallant

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18
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REFLEX TX:

e: scoliosis (2)

A

gallant
ATNR

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19
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REFLEX TX:

tx: position body in midline

A

gallant

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20
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REFLEX TX:

tx: stretch concave side

A

gallant

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21
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REFLEX TX:

crossed extension suppression

A

1-2 or 3-4m

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22
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REFLEX TX:

e: no reciprocation

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crossed extension
extensor thrust
flexor withdrawal

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23
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REFLEX TX:

e: interferes with LE movement

A

crossed extension
extensor thrust
flexor withdrawal

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REFLEX TX: e: hypersensitive to tactile
crossed extension extensor thrust flexor withdrawal
25
REFLEX TX: tx: desensitize via deep pressure on sole, wear shoes
crossed extension extensor thrust flexor withdrawal
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REFLEX TX: tx: WB c joint compression on pelvis & hips
crossed extension extensor thrust flexor withdrawal
27
REFLEX TX: tx: facilitate hip ABD inhibit hip ADD
crossed extension extensor thrust flexor withdrawal
28
REFLEX TX: positive supporting suppression
3-7m
29
REFLEX TX: e: no flexion & extension reciprocal
positive supporting
30
REFLEX TX: e: no standing base
positive supporting
31
REFLEX TX: e: genu recurvatum
positive supporting
32
REFLEX TX: tx: break extensor pattern by in supine = hold soles then move legs reciprocally in standing = alternate forward/back
positive supporting
33
REFLEX TX: negative supporting suppression
3-5m
34
REFLEX TX: e: no supporting responses in LE
negative supporting
35
REFLEX TX: e: sinks/astasia
negative supporting
36
REFLEX TX: e: flaccid
negative supporting
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REFLEX TX: tx: gradual sensory on sole
negative supporting
38
REFLEX TX: tx: WB c joint compression
negative supporting
39
REFLEX TX: tx: co-contraction of muscle in proximal joint
negative supporting
40
REFLEX TX: ATNR STNR suppression
6-7m
41
REFLEX TX: gallant is what type of reflex
primitive
42
REFLEX TX: e: impaired rolling, creeping, crawling
ATNR
43
REFLEX TX: e: impaired balance (3)
ATNR STNR head righting
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REFLEX TX: e: poor eye-hand coordination
ATNR
45
REFLEX TX: e: impaired bilateral & midline play
ATNR
46
REFLEX TX: e: hip subluxation, scoliosis
ATNR
47
REFLEX TX: tx: rock back & forth in quadruped (2)
ATNR STNR
48
REFLEX TX: tx: activities in midline = head ext
ATNR
49
REFLEX TX: tx: roll in barrel
ATNR
50
REFLEX TX: tx: bilateral activity = head to side
ATNR
51
REFLEX TX: tx: do activities in side-lying (3)
ATNR tonics
52
REFLEX TX: e: no trunk rotation
STNR
53
REFLEX TX: e: heel sitting, bunny hopping, hip knee flexion contracture
STNR
54
REFLEX TX: e: interfere with smooth reciprocal (weight shift, one hand activity)
STNR
55
REFLEX TX: tx: isolated movements in various positions
STNR
56
REFLEX TX: tx: prone scooter board or gym ball = arms forward & feet off floor (weight shifting) [3]
STNR tonic prone head righting
57
REFLEX TX: tx: weight shifting & righting reactions
STNR
58
REFLEX TX: tonic labyrinthine suppression
4-6m
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REFLEX TX: e: limited visual (2)
TLP TLS
60
REFLEX TX: e: abnormal vestibular (2)
TLP TLS
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REFLEX TX: e: interfere with head righting
TLP
62
REFLEX TX: e: interfere with gross motor
TLP
63
REFLEX TX: tx: anti-gravity movements in prone (extension activities)
TLP
64
REFLEX TX: e: opisthotonic posture
TLS
65
REFLEX TX: e: trouble with head raising
TLS
66
REFLEX TX: e: can't roll to prone, rise from supine
TLS
67
REFLEX TX: e: interfere with reaching hand functions
TLS
68
REFLEX TX: tx: pull to sit
TLS
69
REFLEX TX: tx: supine activity (reach foot)
TLS
70
REFLEX TX: neck righting suppression
5m
71
REFLEX TX: e: no segmental rolling
neck righting
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REFLEX TX: tx: log rolling --> segmental rolling, counter-rotation of trunk
neck righting
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REFLEX TX: e: can't dissociate trunk & pelvis
neck righting
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REFLEX TX: tx: quadruped activities
neck righting
75
REFLEX TX: tx: bilateral movements (cross over midline)
neck righting
76
REFLEX TX: associated reactions suppression
8-9y
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REFLEX TX: e: can't do isolated movements
associated reactions
78
REFLEX TX: e: inc muscle tension
associated reactions
79
REFLEX TX: e: interfere with bilateral hand function
associated reactions
80
REFLEX TX: tx: do unilateral activities in coronal plane
associated reactions
81
REFLEX TX: tx: don't apply resistance
associated reactions
82
REFLEX TX: plantar grasp suppression
12-18m
83
REFLEX TX: e: can't feet flat on surface, weight shift, balance
plantar grasp
84
REFLEX TX: tx: facilitate toe extension, inhibit toe flexion
plantar grasp
85
REFLEX TX: tx: WB c joint compression in standing
plantar grasp
86
REFLEX TX: head righting suppression (2)
prone: 2m supine: 3-4m
87
REFLEX TX: body, head righting suppression
4-6m
88
REFLEX TX: protective extension emerge, suppression (3)
emerge at 5-15m anterior: 5-7m lateral: 6-8m posterior: 7-8m
89
REFLEX TX: equilibrium emerge, suppression
emerge at 6-14m sitting: 6-8m standing: 12-14m
90
REFLEX TX: which reflex for each: no trunk rotation no trunk stability can't dissociate trunk & pelvis
STNR gallant neck righting
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REFLEX TX e: impaired visual processing & other sensory input
head righting
92
REFLEX TX tx: prone swings
head righting
93
REFLEX TX tx: balance activities
head righting
94
REFLEX TX tx: slow tilting [2]
head righting equilibrium
95
REFLEX TX tx: roll c head off floor
head righting
96
REFLEX TX e: impaired segmental trunk movement
body, head righting
97
REFLEX TX e: impaired flexibility in gross & fine motor movements
body, head righting
98
REFLEX TX e: poor weight shifting
body, head righting
99
REFLEX TX tx: balance & protective
body, head righting
100
REFLEX TX tx: segmental rolling
body, head righting
101
REFLEX TX e: more prone to injury
protective extension (propping)
102
REFLEX TX e: apprehensive to move in space [2]
protective extension (propping) equilibrium
103
REFLEX TX e: shoulder girdle stability
protective extension (propping)
104
REFLEX TX tx: protective response via POH on bolster --> over ball
protective extension (propping)
105
REFLEX TX tx: vestibular stimulation via drop to hands from kneeling
protective extension (propping)
106
REFLEX TX e: poor attention span
equilibrium
107
REFLEX TX e: affect emotional tone (labile)
equilibrium
108
REFLEX TX e: unable to react fast for positional changes
equilibrium
109
REFLEX TX e: poor postural basis for fine motor
equilibrium
110
REFLEX TX tx: platform swing
equilibrium