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[NORMAL RESPONSE] Bilateral symmetrical extension and abduction of all extremities, with thumb and forefinger forming characteristic “C” are followed by adduction of extremities and return to relaxed flexion when newborn’s position changes suddenly or when newborn is placed on back on flat surface. [ABNORMAL RESPONSE] Asymmetrical response is seen with peripheral nerve injury (brachial plexus) or fracture of clavicle or long bone or arm or leg. No response occurs in cases of severe CNS injury. [REFLEX] 
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Newborn Reflexes - Nursing Crib
REFLEX