Test 1 Info

Question 1

Gross Motor Milestones:
2-3 Months
3-4 Months
5 Months

Answer 1

Question 2

Gross Motor Milestones:
6-7 Months
8-9 Months

Answer 2

Question 3

Gross Motor Milestones:
10-11 Months
12-15 Months

Answer 3

Question 4

Gross Motor Milestones:
16-18 Months
2-2.5 yrs
3 yrs

Answer 4

Question 5

Gross Motor Milestones:
4 yrs
5 yrs

Answer 5

Question 6

Child Development 1 month

Answer 6

Prone: Slightly elevates and rotates head

Supine: Reciprocal and symmetrical kicking

Sitting: Forward flexion of trunk; head in line with trunk

Question 7

Child Development 2-3 month

Answer 7

Prone: Elbow in line with shoulder for forearm support lateral weight-shifting.

Sitting: Minimal head lag during pull to sitting.

Question 8

Child Development 4-5 month

Answer 8

Supine: Brings feet to mouth attempts roll to side with leg or arm leading.

Sitting: No head lag when pulled to sit; static ring sitting emerging.

Language: Turns head toward a voice.

Question 9

Child Development 6-7 months

Answer 9

Prone: Elevates trunk with elbow extension; may rock on hands and knees; transitions to sitting.

Supine: rolls to prone.

Sitting: Sits without support while manipulating a toy.

Mobility: Moves forward with arms, stands with assistance.

Language: responds to name

Question 10

Child Development 8-9 months

Answer 10

Prone: Transitions in and out of sitting to quadruped or prone; pulls to stand with support.

Supine: Raises self to sit

Sitting: Lateral protective reactions present.

Mobility: Crawls/creeps; pulls to stand at support.

Language: Babbling; responds to no

Question 11

Child Development 10-11 months

Answer 11

Prone: Pulls to stand through half-kneeling.

Sitting: Rotates or pivots while sitting to reach.

Mobility: Sidesteps or cruises with external support; stands alone; walks with on hand held.

Language: Says repetitve consonant sounds mama dada

Question 12

Child Development 12 months

Answer 12

Prone: Stands up through quadruped

Mobility: independent walking with high hand guard wide bos.

Question 13

Child Development 13 months

Answer 13

Mobility: Walks feely; creeps up stairs; stoops to pick up objects

Question 14

Child Development 18-24 months

Answer 14

Mobility: Begins to run; creeps backward down stairs or climbs stairs using railing

Question 15

Child Development 24-36 months

Answer 15

Mobility: Jumps off low steps; begins to ride a tricycle; kicks small ball; throws over hand.

Question 16

Child Development 3 years

Answer 16

Mobility: True run; walks upstairs alternating feet; jumps off step and over 2 inch object.

Question 17

Child Development 3.5 years

Answer 17

Mobility: Can hop a few steps on preferred foot; kicks ball; 3 wheel riding bike.

Question 17

Child Development 4 years

Answer 17

Mobility: Walks downstairs alternating feet; gallops; stands on tip toes; rotation of body following a throw of a ball.

Question 18

Child Development 4.5 years

Answer 18

Mobility: Catches ball if prepared; jumps 2-3 inches off ground.

Question 19

Child Development 5 years

Answer 19

Change of direction quickly when running; 8-10 hops on single foot; throws ball and hits target.

Question 20

Child Development 6 years

Answer 20

Mobility: Skips

Question 21

Rooting

Answer 21

Onset Age: 28 weeks gestation
Integration Age: 3 months
Position: Supine or sitting with head in midline
Stimulus: Stroke the corner of the mouth, upper lip, and lower lip
Response: Movement of tongue, mouth, and head toward stimulus, mouth opening
Relevance: Searching and locating the feeding source

Question 22

Suck-Swallow

Answer 22

Onset Age: 28 weeks gestation
Integration Age: 2-5 months
Position: Supine with head in midline
Stimulus: Place a finger/nipple in the infant’s mouth
Response: Lip closure, rhythmical suck, swallow
Relevance: Feeding

Question 23

Moro Reflex

Answer 23

Onset Age: 28 weeks (finger extension), 41 weeks (complete)
Integration Age: 5-6 months
Position: Supine with head in midline
Stimulus: Rapidly drop infant’s head backward ~30°
Response: Arm extension/abduction, hand opening → arm flexion/adduction
Relevance: Breaks up physiological flexion

Question 24

Plantar Grasp Reflex

Answer 24

Onset Age: 28 weeks gestation Integration Age: 9 months Position: Supine with head in midline Stimulus: Apply pressure with thumb on ball of foot Response: Toe flexion Relevance: Phylogenetic memory of clinging

Question 25

Positive Support Reflex

Answer 25

Onset Age: 35 weeks gestation Integration Age: 1-2 months (immature), 6 months (mature) Position: Upright under arms Stimulus: Feet contact surface Response: Partial weight bearing → rigid extension of LE Relevance: Weight bearing

Question 26

Spontaneous Stepping Reflex

Answer 26

Onset Age: 37 weeks gestation Integration Age: 2-4 months Position: Upright under arms Stimulus: Incline forward Response: Automatic stepping Relevance: Prepares for walking

Question 27

ATNR: Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex

Answer 27

Onset Age: 37 weeks gestation Integration Age: 4-6 months Position: Supine Stimulus: Head turn (visual or manual) Response: Face-side extension, skull-side flexion (Fencer’s position) Relevance: Visual regard for hand

Question 28

Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR)

Answer 28

Onset Age: 4-6 months Integration Age: 8-12 months Position: Ventral suspension, across lap, or on all fours Stimulus: Head extension/flexion Response: Head ext: UE extend, LE flex; Head flex: UE flex, LE extend Relevance: Prepares for quadruped

Question 29

Labyrinthine Head Righting Reaction

Answer 29

Onset Age: Birth - 2 months Integration Age: Persists Position: Vertical suspension with blindfold Stimulus: Tilt infant (side, forward, backward) Response: Head adjusts to upright Relevance: Maintains upright head positioning

Question 30

Landau Reflex

Answer 30

Onset Age: 3-4 months Integration Age: Persists Position: Horizontal prone suspension Stimulus: Suspend horizontally Response: Full extension of head, trunk, extremities Relevance: Facilitates prone extension

Question 31

Protective Reactions

Answer 31

Forward: 6 months → Tip forward → UE extension to break fall Sideward: 8 months → Tip to side → UE abduction/extension to side Backward: 10 months → Tip backward → UE extension backward/one side Relevance: Protection from falls, weight-bearing

Question 32

AIMS

Answer 32

Question 33

PDMS-3

Answer 33

Question 34

BOT-3

Answer 34

Question 35

SATOCo

Answer 35

Question 36

GMFM

Answer 36

Question 37

Peds QL

Answer 37

Question 38

Pediatric Measure of Participation (PMoP)

Answer 38