Tutorials wk 1-5 Flashcards

1
Q

Major reflexes in newborn infants can be split into…?

A
  • Survival (e.g. sucking)

- primitive (e.g. grasping)

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2
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Crawling, walking, jumping are ____ motor skills

A

gross

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3
Q

Reaching and grasping are ____ motor skills

A

fine

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4
Q

Cephalocausal principle (‘head to tail’)..?

A

Upper parts of body become usable and skilful before lower parts do

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5
Q

Proximodistal principle (‘near to far’)….?

A

central parts of the body become skilful before more peripheral parts do

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6
Q

___ show more activity than ____ in the womb and newborn

A

boys, girls

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7
Q

Boys/girls tend to spend more time on fine motor skills than gross

A

girls

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8
Q

What is the best available predictor of infant survival and healthy development?

A

birth weight

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9
Q

Key findings of review by Pin et al. (2007): Transient delay in motor development in infants who were not exposed to ????? or who did not use infant equipment. However, most of these infants walked unaided within normal time frame.

A

prone position

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10
Q

Less than 1 yr they should not be contained for more than ___ , and no screen time

A

1hr

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11
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Toddlers should not be constrained for ____

A

> 1hr, no screen time under 2, only 1 hr screen time if 2

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12
Q

Why is there an increase in risk of injuries in young children compared to infants?

A

Increases in size, strength and motor competence during the preschool years, accompanied by the push for greater independence and autonomy

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13
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Potential risk factors for injury

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  • Gender: boys are 1.5 times more likely to sustain accidental injury
  • ‘Difficult’ child temperament
  • Poverty
  • Parental stress
  • Lack of vigilance
  • Dangerous neighbourhoods
  • Parents beliefs about injury preventability
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14
Q

Centre of gravity moves to _____ trunk during early childhood–> improves balance

A

lower

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15
Q

The opportunity to ????? is one of the most important environmental determinants of motor development

A

practise new skills

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16
Q

During early childhood boy are typically slightly superior in activities requiring _____ _____ whereas girls are marginally superior in activities involving balance and ___ _______

A

muscle strength, motor coordination

17
Q

Drawing is a very important motor skill developed during early childhood that can also reveal ____ and _____ development

A

social, cognitive

18
Q

Unlike infants who experience proximodistal development (??????????), school-age children experience greater ??????

A

greater development at the body’s centre, growth at extremities