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Question: Infant (1 month)


Ans: Primitive reflexes- sucking and startle


Making sure noses are clear and do bulb suctioning


Obligate nasal breathers, avoid NG tube until 3 months when they learn to
breathe through their mouths


Everything is flexed-draws arms & legs in towards body when crying


May lift head briefly if prone


Likes to look at faces and black and white geometric designs


Question: Infant (2 months)


Ans: Prone position, can lift head off of table


Hands may be open or closed


Grasp reflex is not as tight


Coos

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Question: Infant (4 months)


Ans: Moro- startle reflex (startled by loud sound and movement even their
crying)


Rooting- move their head to where the mouth is and this helps with bottle
and breast feeding (Stroking the cheek)


Tonic neck- "fencing reflex" head turned, one hand up by head, and other
hand extended out


Lost moro, rooting, and tonic neck reflexes


Pulled to a sitting position, no head lag


Can sit up if propped up (cannot sit alone)


May pull blanket up over face


Turns head to look for voices, sounds


In prone position, can hold head up and support weight on forearms


Turns from abdomen to back


Question: Infant (5 months)

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Ans: Birth weight doubled


Better at being able to sit


Takes in environment


Responds readily to sounds


Palmar grasp-grasps objects with whole hand


Question: Infant (6 months)


Ans: Weight gain slows down due to eating less in this month; still gaining
weight just not as quickly


Prone position - can start to lift chest and belly up off the ground


Roll from back to abdomen


When held in standing position, can support their own weight


Feet into mouth


May get first teeth, can BITE


Extrusion reflex is lost


Question: Infant (8 months)

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Ans: Sit unsupported


May get into the crawl position


Can recognize own name


Pincer grasp


Question: Infant (9 months)


Ans: May say one word in addition to "mama" & "dada"


Crawls or pulls whole body along floor


Creeps using hands & knees to keep trunk off floor


Recognizes sound w/o difficulty


Question: Infant (10-11 months)

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