A PTA completes a developmental assessment on an infant. At what age should an infant begin to sit with hand support for an extended period of time?

A PTA works with a five-year old boy diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. The medical chart indicates that the boy was diagnosed with the disease less than one year ago. Assuming normal progression, which of the following findings would be the FIRST to occur?

A PTA completes a developmental assessment on a five-month old infant. If the PTA elects to assess the infant's palmar grasp reflex, which of the following stimuli is the MOST appropriate?

An eleven-month-old child with cerebral palsy attempts to maintain a quadruped position. Which reflex would interfere with this activity if it was not integrated?

A PTA completes a developmental assessment on a seven-month-old infant. Assuming normal development, which of the following reflexes would NOT be integrated?

A PTA treats a one-month-old infant. During the treatment session the PTA strokes the cheek of the infant causing the infant to turn its mouth towards the stimulus. The action is utilized to assess the:

A PTA identifies that an infant is unable to roll from prone to supine. Which reflex could interfere with the infant's ability to roll?

A PTA employed in a school setting observes a ten-year-old boy attempt to move from the floor to a standing position. During the activity, the boy has to push on his legs with his hands in order to attain an upright position. This type of finding is MOST commonly associated with:

A PTA observes a change in the muscle tone of an infant's extremities as a result of head rotation. Which developmental reflex would facilitate this type of response?

A PTA has an 8-month old sitting on a therapy ball and is moving the ball from side to side. Which postural reaction is being trained with this activity?

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