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asymmetrical tonic neck (ATNR)
Position: supine, head in mid-line,arm & legs extended
Stimulus:turn the head to one side
response:extension of the arm & leg on the face side,flexion of the arm on the skull
Normal up to 4-6 months
Symmetrical tonic neck ( STNR)
Position:quadruped over the tester's knees
Stimulus:flexed the head or Ext. it
response:with head flexion: arms flex, legs extend,
with head extension-arms ext & legs flex
normal up to 6-8 months
Symmetrical tonic
labyrinthine(TLR)
Position:supine with head in mid-line or prone w/ the head in midline
Stimulus:Supine or prone( the position is the stimulus)
Response:supine, extensor tone dominates when the arms orlegs arepassively flexed.
proneflexor tone dominates
normal up to 6 months
positive supporting
Position: hold patient in the standing position
Stimulus:bounce on the soles of the feet several times
response:increase extensor tone in the legs, plantar flexion mat occur
normal up to 2-6 months
spinal reflexes
generally short duration
characterized by a pattern of reciprocal inhibition
brainstem level
these are tonic reflexes b'cause of their long duration,
characterized by co-contraction of antagonist & agonist-enabling the body to have primitive forms of posture
Midbrain level
the reflexes at this level align the body with respect to gravity
neck righting action on the body (NOB)
Position"supine with head in mid-line, arms & legs extended
stimulus:passively turn the head to one side
response:body rotates as a whole in the same direction as the head to align the body with the head
normal up to 6 months
Body righting acting on the body(BOB)
Position:supine with the head in mid-line, arms & legs extended
stimulus passively turn the head to one side
response:segmental rotation of the trunk between the shoulders & pelvis
normal form 6 to 18 months
Labyrinthine head righting
position: vision occluded
a-holding child prone
b-holding child supine
c-holding child upright
Stimulus: the position
b-the position
c-tilt to the right
d- tilt to the left
Response:a-d,head raises to normal, face vertical, mouth horizontal
normal a one moths,b-d 6 months & persist throughout life
Optical Righting
same as Labyrinthine head righting without the vision occluded
Protective extension
Position:position will vary with age
stilmulus: displace COG out side the BOS
response:protective extension of arms or legs to support the body from falling
normal for these depend upon the position & the age
protective extension
in -forward sitting 4-5 months.
in -sideward sitting 6-7 months in backwards sitting 8-9 months
Equlibrium reactions -tilting
Position:prone,supine,sitting
stimulus:displace the COG by tilting or moving the supporting surface
response:abd & extension of the arm & legs to the side to which the force was applied, protective extension on the opposite side
normal form about 6 months, & persists throughout life