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neonate timeframe
0-10 days
neonate position
physiologic flexion in all position
when does PTS have no flexor control, head flops, rounded back
neonate
when are hands loosely fisted in supine
neonate
when is there a rotated head to clear airway and random movements in prone
neonate
2 months - head ____ starting, decreasing ___ in all positions
righting, flexion
ability to maintain the head in an upright position
head righting
when is ther decreasing flexion, head extension 45*, LE decreased hip flexion, lift and turn head, UE weight bearing in prone
2 months
when to the UE start weight bering in prone
2 months
when is there increased UE ABD, increased LE ER/ABD, random swiping in supine
2 months
at what age is the infant rarely in midline during supine
2 months
when is there a head lag in PTS
2 months
when is there head bobs and rounded back in sitting
2 months
motor incoordination for standing/walking, hips behind shoulders, head up with capital extension
atasia abasia
when is atasia abasia present in standing
2 months
3 months: ____ emerging, increased ____ of head
symmetry, midline
when is the head up to 90* in prone
3 months
when is there chest elevation, increased UE alignement/proprioception, lumbar extension, hip flexion/abd/er in supine
3 months
when is head in midline, UE together, and pull at clothing in supine
3 months
when is head up, increased back extension, scapular adduction and humeral extension in sitting
3 months
when do infants try to right head and eyes on examiner and start to use UE in PTS
3 months
when is the infant able to take some weight in standing, hips behind shoulders, toes curled, and head up in standing
3 months
whats the critical month
4 months
4 months: increased ____/extension/____, ____ decreasing, _____ in prone, ____ dominant
symmetry, flexion, ATNR, landau, eyes
when is there increased extension, head up, and plays with landau in pron
4 months
when does increased flexor control balance extension in supine
4 months
new position for the 4 month old
sidelying
when is head in midline, back straight to TL junction, little scapular adduction in sitting
4 months
when is there flexor control, symmetry, head in midline some abdominal activity, and LE flexion in PTS
4 months
when can an infant be held by arms instead of trunk in standing
4 months
when is there head up, elevated shoulders, pelvis behind shoulders, LE stiff and tow curling in standing
4 months
when do infants have the ability to reach in prone
5 months
when is there increased Landau, head righting, body righting on head, and prone equilibrium reactions in prone
5 months
when is there feet to mouth and hands to mom in supine
5 months
when can infants roll supine to side
5 months
when is there a chin tuck, arm pull, active abs, and LE flexion in PTS
5 months
when is there UE support forward, wide BOS in sit
5 months
when is there bouncing, taking almost full weight, and lumbar lordosis brings hips almost in line with shoulders in standing
5 months
when is body righting on body present in prone
6 months
when is there equilibrium, strong extension, and WB on extended arms in prone
6 months
when is there hands to feet in supine
6 months
when can the infant roll from supine to prone
6 months
when is there trunk control, back straight, scapula free, protective forward extension, and hip control in sitting
6 months
when can the infant take full weight in standing with bouncing and hands held
6 months
7 months: ____ mastered in ____, emerging in ____
equilibrium, prone, sit
when is there pivot and hand transfer in pront
7 months
new milestones at 7 months
belly crawl, quadraped
when has lordosis developed in quadraped
7 months
when does the infant not like supine and roll out of it
7 months
when does the infant do PTS alone
7 months
when is there lateral pelvic weight shift, has trunk rotation and lordosis, hands free, moves sit to prone in sitting
7 months
when does the infant play in sidelying
7 months
when is there full weight through LE and bounces, in standing and pulls to stand
7 months
8 months - equilibrium is mastered in ____, emerging in ____, protective _____ to side
sit, quadraped, extension
when does the child start creeping in quadraped
8 months
when is there good trunk extension, less LE stabilization, rotation over LE, sit to quadruped and picks up small objects with thumb, finger opposition in sit
8 months
when does the infant start crusing sideways, stands with one hand held and has steppage gait with 2 HH in standing
8 months
when is sitting the most functional position
9 months
when is creep in quadraped the primary locomotion
9 months
new position added at 9 months
kneeling
when does infant use UE and some LE in pull to stand
9 months
when can infant walk with 2 hands held
9 months
increased use of fine UE skill so more primitative LE patterns in sit
10 months
still 2 hands held to walk but starts to use some pelvic rotation with LE stride
10 months
when does infant long sit and side sit and control trunk rotaiton
11 months
when does infant start using kneel and half kneel more
11 months
when does child walk and reach out of reach of furniture
11 months
when are righting reactions integrated in most movments
12 months
when is equilibrium present in all positions except stand
12 months
when can infant pull to stand with no UE needed
12 months
when can the infant leg lift and shift weight in standing
12 months
when does child attempt to walk with high guard, trunk extension, scapular adduciton, LE abdcution
12 months