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Locomotion from Pre- to Post-Natal Life
How the Newborn Begins to Acquire Psycho-Sensory Functions
1st Edition - January 1, 1966
Authors: André Thomas, S. Autgaerden
eBook ISBN:9781483222424
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Clinics in Developmental Medicine, No. 24: Locomotion from Pre- to Post-Natal Life: How the Newborn Begins to Acquire Psycho-Sensory Functions describes the examinations conducted… Read more
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Clinics in Developmental Medicine, No. 24: Locomotion from Pre- to Post-Natal Life: How the Newborn Begins to Acquire Psycho-Sensory Functions describes the examinations conducted to newborn infants. This book consists of five chapters. Chapter I discusses the methods of investigation such as the observations related to walking upwards on an inclined plane or stepping over. A case report of the neurological examination of a 15-minute-old newborn child is also deliberated. The first reactions to visual and auditory stimuli are covered in Chapter II, while the role of the upper limbs in equilibrium is emphasized in Chapter III. In Chapter IV, the “cloth on the face” test is described. The last chapter focuses on sympathetic reactivity, a study that has been limited to general cerebrospinal motility. This publication is valuable to pediatricians and medical practitioners concerned with the reactions of the infant during his first days of life.
PrefaceIntroductionPreambleChapter I. Methods of Investigation Walking Upwards on an Inclined Plane Stepping Over Case Report: the Neurological Examination of a 15-Minute-Old Newborn ChildChapter II. First Reactions to Visual and Auditory Stimuli Motility and Aptitudes Continuity of Foetal Life — First Innovations Visual Stimuli Auditory Stimuli — Test of the Christian NameChapter III. The Value of the Method Equilibrium The Role of the Upper Limbs in Equilibrium Movement of the Upper Limbs ManipulationChapter IV. Praxic Vigilance The 'Cloth on the Face' Test CommentaryChapter V. Sympathetic ReactivityAppendix. Spontaneous Audibility of the Mother's Voice and Conditioned Audibility of Other VoicesAddendumBibliography