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Primitive reflexes are normal in whom?





Correct Answer:
infants


primitive reflexes, also known as neonatal reflexes, are automatic responses that are present at birth and typically fade as a child grows. these reflexes are considered an essential part of the neurological development of an infant. examples of primitive reflexes include the rooting reflex, which helps a newborn turn its head toward a touch and start sucking, and the moro reflex, an automatic response to a sudden lack of support or a sensation of falling.

the presence and normal function of these reflexes in infants are indicators of a healthy development of the central nervous system (cns). as the infant grows, these reflexes gradually disappear and are replaced by voluntary motor activity. this transformation is a sign of brain maturation and proper neural pathway development. for example, the disappearance of the rooting reflex by around 4 months of age is a normal developmental milestone.

however, if these primitive reflexes persist beyond the typical age range, or reappear later in life, it can be a sign of neurological problems. in adults, the reemergence or persistence of primitive reflexes can indicate damage to the cns. such damage could be due to a variety of causes, including stroke, traumatic brain injury, or neurodegenerative diseases like alzheimer’s disease or multiple sclerosis. the presence of these reflexes in adults can be used clinically to assess the extent and location of brain damage.

therefore, while primitive reflexes are normal and expected in infants, their presence in older children, adults, or the elderly typically warrants further neurological evaluation to determine the underlying cause of their persistence or reappearance.