'New motor skills' diaporamas de présentation

Lifespan Physical Development

Lifespan Physical Development. Feldman : Module 3-1. Normal Growth. Growth occurs in a cephalocaudal (head to tail) pattern The head takes up one-fourth of total body length at birth, but only one-fifth at age 2. Growth occurs in a proximodistal (near to far) pattern.

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Child Development

Child Development. Daily Bell Facts You will write a bell fact every day when you get to class. This will be useful as you study for the state test at the end of the semester. 1.

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1. Most of the information passing from one hemisphere to the other does so by passing through the __________.

1. Most of the information passing from one hemisphere to the other does so by passing through the __________. A) cerebellum B) inferior colliculus C) corpus callosum D) massa intermedia. 2. The specialization of function between the two hemispheres is

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Types of Eye Movement

Describe 2 functions of eye movements and give an example of each. Types of Eye Movement. Information Gathering Stabilizing Voluntary (attention) Reflexive Saccades vestibular ocular reflex (vor) new location, high velocity, ballistic body movements

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Chapter 3 Part 2

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One Hand or Two for Children with Hemiplegia?: Effectiveness of Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT)

One Hand or Two for Children with Hemiplegia?: Effectiveness of Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT). Constraint of Non Hemiplegic Hand. Pat Burtner, PhD, OTR/L Department of Pediatrics, Division of Occupational Therapy John Phillips MD, Arvind Caprihan PhD

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