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OCTH 715 skill check

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onset: 28 weeks gestation integrated: 5-6 months moro
onset: 32 weeks gestation integrated: 2 months galant
onset: 0-2 months integrated: 4-6 months asymmetrical tonic neck reflex
onset: 3-4 months integrated: 12-24 months landau
onset: 7-10 months integrated: persists throughout life protective reaction backward or to side while sitting
onset: 7-8 months integrated: persists throughout life equilibrium reaction while sitting on tilt board
testing procedure: child in supine with head in midline, support child's head while pulling the child to a position halfway between supine and upright sitting; allow neck to drop back to allow ant. neck muscles to stretch moro
testing procedure: infant placed in prone in alignment, gently stroke along sides of back galant
testing procedure: supine, gently turn infant's head to one side asymmetrical tonic neck reflex
testing procedure: prone, supported in air, wait for a reaction after placement landau
testing procedure: long sitting position, apply enough force to shoulder of child to displace center of gravity protective reaction backward or to side while sitting
testing procedure: sitting on a tilt board, displace center of gravity, slowly tilt board laterally, wait for a response, tilt to opposite side equilibrium reaction while sitting on tilt board
positive response: shoulders abduct; elbows, wrists, and fingers extend; then child should have shoulders adduct and elbows and fingers flex moro
positive response: ipsilateral curving of sides galant
positive response: UE and LE extensor tone on face side and flexor tone on skull side asymmetrical tonic neck reflex
positive response: head, back, and hips will extend; begins in cervical region and progresses caudally "superman" landau
positive response: arms should extend to side or backwards toward the fall, should WB with open palm(s) and fingers protective reaction backward or to side while sitting
positive response: lateral trunk flexion on NWB side with extension and abduction of limbs on NWB side, rotation of trunk and toward NWB side equilibrium reaction while sitting on tilt board
purpose: first experiences of extension; asymmetry during reaction may indicate a brain lesion or injury or peripheral nerve problems to UE moro
purpose: helps with development of movement and coordination as well as crawling and walking galant
purpose: provides first hand-eye regard in typical development asymmetrical tonic neck reflex
purpose: breaks up total flexion pattern seen at birth landau
purpose: needed for independent sitting protective reaction backward or to side while sitting
purpose: allows maintenance of body while fine motor tasks are being done, indicates presence of previous righting reactions equilibrium reaction while sitting on tilt board
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