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Question 1

sterotypical and autonomic movements are apart of which reflex's character?

Accepted Answer

Primitive

Question 2

Palmar relfex inhibits moro relfex?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 3

Primitive reflex have a short life span?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

Functional assesment is initially observing what?

Accepted Answer

ADLS/ iADLS

Question 5

symmetrical tonic neck reflex integrates at what month?

Accepted Answer

11 months

Question 6

when does the landua reflex emerge and integrate ?

Accepted Answer

Emerges 2-4 months, Intergrates at 3 years old

Question 7

which describes postural reflexes the best?

Accepted Answer

emerge after 6 weeks,life long, and carry over into adult hood

Question 8

The Tonic Labyrinthine reflex is a relfex that requires a responce there for not making it a transitional Reflex?

Accepted Answer

False

Question 9

what are the steps for the STNR reflex? (2 are correct )

Accepted Answer

look for felxion at the elbow, stand or sitting back to feet / legs, put child on all four ask them to complete a few rounds of "cat/cow" pose

Question 10

Which assesment will you due in regards to the MORO reflex? (2 are correct)

Accepted Answer

observe for flail/ will note " big frail" responce if not integrated, lay child supine w eyes closed. quickly slap mat with palms near child head

Question 11

When should the plantar and palmer reflex integrate?

Accepted Answer

Plantar / 12 months, palmar 2-3

Question 12

laying a baby prone, stoking mid back up and down and having the baby hip rotate describes which reflex?

Accepted Answer

spinal galant reflex

Question 13

Primitive reflex help establish patterns of movement?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 14

symmetrical tonic neck reflex is known as which

Accepted Answer

cat / cow movements

Question 15

TRL reflex is linked to which reflex?

Accepted Answer

MORO

Question 16

What is the functional defecit for the ATNR reflex

Accepted Answer

poor handwriting, crossing midline, tracking/ reading deficit

Question 17

Learning movements is dependant on sensory expereinces?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 18

A mom reports that every time she bounces her kid up and down he cries histerically, what reflex impaired? and why

Accepted Answer

gravitational insecurity, TRL

Question 19

what is the functional defecit for STNR

Accepted Answer

oculomotor dysfunction, poor sense of timing,clumsy,organizational problems

Question 20

A child who cant seem to multitask listening to his teacher talk and writing has issues with what reflex?

Accepted Answer

Asymmetrical tonic neck reflex

Question 21

Which reflex is controlled by the cerebellum and spinal cord? Blue = Postural I Red = Primitive

Accepted Answer

False

Question 22

Which reflex is closely linked to ADD/ ADHD

Accepted Answer

spinal galant reflex

Question 23

Which are the correct steps for the Landue assessments (2 are correct)

Accepted Answer

child keepin LE on mat hold for 15 sec observe any lifting of feet and legs, lay child prone on mat, ask to lift upper trunk, arms and hands off floor

Question 24

choose all that apply towards the rotational postural reflex? 3 choices r correct

Accepted Answer

brings head and trunk into alignment, develops two points , shoulder and hips, segmental rolling, roll head, shoulder thorax and pelvis

Question 25

What are the two types of reflexes

Accepted Answer

Primitive /postural

Question 26

which best describes the equilibrium postural reflex?

Accepted Answer

protective reflex,occurs in all plains, maintain and regian balence

Question 27

Asymmetrical Tonicn neck reflex is characterized as

Accepted Answer

Arm on side of skull will flex, arm on face will extend

Question 28

Which describes the amphibian postural reflex? 3 are correct

Accepted Answer

emerges 4-6 months and needed for unilateral movements, allowa a break from symmetrical movements, no longer rely on head movements for motion

Question 29

which two reflexes DOES NOT show the begnining of recepriocal movements ?

Accepted Answer

asymmetrical tonic neck reflex, symmetrical tonic neck reflex

Question 30

When does the moro reflex begin to emerge?

Accepted Answer

9-12 weeks after conception

Question 31

Which reflex is linked to poor impulse control

Accepted Answer

MORO: because always in flight or fight

Question 32

Which reflex prepares a bbaby for crawling

Accepted Answer

STNR

Question 33

we are using different techniques when assessing 3-4 yearolds

Accepted Answer

True

Question 34

The spinal galant reflex gets a baby ready for what?

Accepted Answer

reciprocal body movements

Question 35

Reflexes are described as

Accepted Answer

foundation for balence and posture. and regulation of arousall and affect, Primary muscle movements

Question 36

Specific movements on a child will elicit a responce

Accepted Answer

True

Question 37

what is the functional deficit of spinal galant reflex ?

Accepted Answer

Fidgeting, tactile sensitivity at the wrist and below, gait abnormalities

Question 38

Which reflex is linked to vision?

Accepted Answer

Symmetrical tonic neck reflex

Question 39

Which describes the Moro Reflex?

Accepted Answer

upper and lower limbs extend, fingers extend, hand opens and sharp inhale

Question 40

Which is the best definition for Retained reflex?

Accepted Answer

leads to difficulty with smooth, voluntary movements, occurs when reflex DO NOT integrate properly

Question 41

Most present at birth, begin developing pre birth, integrate at certain stages are characteristics of which reflex?

Accepted Answer

Primitive reflex

Question 42

a child who has a weak pincher grasp is likely due to which reflex not properly integrating?

Accepted Answer

Palmer

Question 43

Which reflex preps the body for rolling?

Accepted Answer

Asymmetrical tonic neck reflex

Question 44

what is the function deficit for TLR

Accepted Answer

abnormal muscle tone, poor sitting posture, toe walking gravatational isues

Question 45

which reflex preps baby for integration of other reflexes ?

Accepted Answer

Landau

Question 46

In which reflex is a baby aware of a disconnect between their head and body movements ?

Accepted Answer

STNR

Question 47

Which two reflexs are considered to be transitional?

Accepted Answer

TLR, Landau

Question 48

what is the proper steps for the ATNR reflex assessment (2 are correct)

Accepted Answer

Hold to R/L 10 seconds and ur looking for arm felxion, will turn arm w head, child stands w feet tog arms out,wrist bent. stand behind slowly roate head

Question 49

TLR reflex is characterized as?

Accepted Answer

Balence of flexor and extensor tone

Question 50

Which defines the heading righting postural reflex ?

Accepted Answer

head alignment in space and emerges from 2-3 months

Question 51

Which reflex is known as the superman

Accepted Answer

Landua

Question 52

Why is it important for the plantar reflex to integrate?

Accepted Answer

Child will have difficulty walking due to curled toes

Question 53

Forward head movement and backward head movement in regards to the TLR reflex does what to the limbs and body of a baby

Accepted Answer

Flex/ extend

Question 54

The spinal galant reflex was thought to help a baby through the canal during the birthing process?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 55

Which are the steps in regards to the TLR reflex? (2 are correct)

Accepted Answer

repeat w head tip forward 10 sec, look for swaying of body or balence loss, stand w feet together, close eyes tip head back and observe for 10 seconds

Question 56

Which reflex is known as the "fencing pose" reflex

Accepted Answer

asymmetrical tonic neck reflex

Question 57

Which Reflex is linked to evolution?

Accepted Answer

Plantar/ palmer

Question 58

which reflex allows for independant arm movement ?

Accepted Answer

Landua

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