Hello fellow veterans, I believe many people do not know much about the hug reflex. Therefore, today I will share with you about the hug reflex and what is the Moro reflex. I hope this knowledge can help you solve some of your confusions. Let’s take a look below!
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1. What is the Mohler reflection
1. Mohler reflection The reflex is a type of human infant reflex, also known as the Moro reflex
2. This is a whole-body movement that is best seen when the baby is lying on his back. clear. Sudden stimulation, such as the sudden appearance of a gunshot or other louder sound, or putting the baby in a crib, etc., will trigger the startle reflex. When the startle reflex occurs, the baby\’s arms are straightened, the fingers are spread, the back is extended or bent, the head is tilted back, the legs are straight, and the arms are hugging each other.
2. What are the original reflections
1. (1) Foraging reflex: Touch the skin around the corners of the newborn\’s mouth with your fingers, turn your head to the stimulation side and open your mouth to take the finger in.
2. (2) Sucking reflex: Put the nipple or pacifier into the newborn\’s mouth, and a powerful sucking action will occur.
3. (3) Grasp reflex: Put an object or finger into the newborn\’s hand and grasp it tightly immediately.
4. (4) Hug reflex: New student 2 lies on his back. After slapping the bed, his arms straighten and abduct, his hands open, and then his upper limbs flex inward. Close it and make fists with both hands in a hug shape.
3. What is Moro reflex
Moro reflex Definition of Morore reflex Morore reflex is an unconditioned reflex in newborns. This refers to the systemic movement caused by a sudden stimulus in a newborn. Moro rebelsThe specific manifestation of ejaculation is that when the newborn suddenly loses support or is stimulated by loud noises, pain, etc., the head will be thrown back and the back will be slightly arched, often accompanied by body twisting and arms immediately stretching to both sides. Then slowly close it to the chest, like a hug, and cry at the same time. The Moro reflex disappears around 4 months after birth.
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