Reflexes Flashcards

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When is the Babinski reflex typically present?

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0-12 months

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How to you elicit Babinski reflex? What is the response?

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Stroke the bottom of the foot lateral to medial. Should see extension or fanning of toes

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When is Flexor Withdrawal typically present?

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0-2 months

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How do you elicit flexor withdrawal reflex? What is the response?

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Sharp, quick pressure to sole of foot or palm of hand, typically with a pin or pointy object. Should see withdrawal of the stimulated extremity

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When is crossed extension typically present?

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0-2 months

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How do you elicit crossed extension? What should you see?

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Sharp, quick pressure to sole of foot. Should see withdrawal of stimulated extremity and extension of the opposite one

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When is Trunk Incurvation Reaction (Galant) typically present?

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0-2 months

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How do you elicit Trunk Incurvation Reaction (Galant)? What should you see?

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Infant held in suspended prone, deliver sharp stroke along paravertebral line from scapula to iliac crest. Should see lateral flexion towards stimulated side.

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When is Moro Reflex typically present?

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0-4 months

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How do you elicit Moro? What should you see?

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Sudden extension of neck. Should see FLX/ABD of shoulders, EXT of elbows, followed by EXT/ABD of shoulders and FLX of elbows. Looking for symmetry on both sides

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When is primary walking reaction typically present?

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0-2 months

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How do you elicit primary walking reaction? What should you see?

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Hold infant in supported standing and tilt trunk forward slightly. Should see reciprocal stepping motions in LE’s

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When is primary standing reflex typically present?

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1-2 months

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How do you elicit primary standing reflex? What should you see?

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Hold infant in supported standing. Should see infant supporting weight and extending LE’s

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When is Rooting reflex typically present?

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0-3 months

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How do you elicit rooting reflex? What should you see?

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Stroking the perioral region. Should see the head turn to the stimulated side with an open mouth

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When is the sucking reflex typically present?

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How do you elicit the sucking reflex? What should you see?

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Touch the lips, tongue, or palate. Should see automatic sucking

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When is neonatal neck righting typically present?

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How do you elicit neonatal neck righting? What should you see?

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Turn the head while infant is in supine. Should see the body blogroll to the same side

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When is the startle reflex typically present?

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How do you elicit the startle reflex? What should you see?

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Loud noise, sudden light, or cold stimulus. Should see sudden jerking of whole body with EXT/ABD of UE’s

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When is Tonic Labyrinthine typically present?

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How do you elicit tonic labyrinthine? What should you see?
Place the baby in prone or supine. Should see maximal flexor tone in prone and maximal extensor tone in supine
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