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What is the reaction for Moro or startle reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for Moro or startle reflex in a newborn?
- Arms and legs remain still
- Arms and legs extend then drawn inward as if in an embracing position (correct)
- Arms extend while legs draw inward
- Arms and legs extend asymmetrically
What does the absence of Moro or startle reflex indicate?
What does the absence of Moro or startle reflex indicate?
- Brain damage or nervous system integrity issues (correct)
- Sensory processing disorder
- Normal development
- Muscle weakness
What is the reaction for the Magnet or Babinski reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for the Magnet or Babinski reflex in a newborn?
- Newborn curls up in response to the pressure
- Newborn kicks vigorously
- Newborn pushes back against the pressure or the feet follows the source of pressure when withdrawn, as if a metal drawn to a magnet (correct)
- Newborn remains still
What is the reaction for the Crossed extension reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for the Crossed extension reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for the Trunk Incurvation or Gallant reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for the Trunk Incurvation or Gallant reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for the Landau reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for the Landau reflex in a newborn?
What does the absence of Moro or startle reflex in a newborn suggest?
What does the absence of Moro or startle reflex in a newborn suggest?
What is the reaction for the Magnet or Babinski reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for the Magnet or Babinski reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for the Crossed extension reflex in a newborn?
What is the reaction for the Crossed extension reflex in a newborn?
What is the purpose of the Moro or startle reflex in a newborn?
What is the purpose of the Moro or startle reflex in a newborn?
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