It explains the effects of retained primitive reflexes and also explains about what to expect when you see them getting integrated. *some images that are used from the internet are for education purposes only.If the site has a problem with the use of images,we shall remove them.

1. Brain body connections

3. 1. Vestibular related problems-motion sickness,
poor balance and coordination
2. Oculomotor and visual perceptual problems
3. Hypersensitivity to sounds
4. Allergies and lowered immunity.
5. Poor adaptability.

4. 1. Free floating anxiety.
2. Excessive reactions to stimuli
3. Hyperactivitivity followed by excessive fatigue.
4. Difficulty making decisions
5. Low self esteem.

6. 1. Poor manual dexterity
2. Speech difficulties(via Babkin response)
3. Palm hypersensitive to touch
4. Associated movements of the mouth while using
hands

8. 1. Problems with balance
2. Difficulty crossing midline
3. Mixed laterality
4. Poor ocular tracking
5. Poor handwriting and poor expression
6. Visual perceptual difficulties

10. 1. Hypersensitivity around lips and mouth
2. Lack of mature swallowing patterns
3. Speech and articulation problems
4. Poor manual dexterity

12. 1. Fidgeting
2. Bed wetting
3. Poor concentration
4. Poor short term memory
5. Role in sound

14. 1. Poor posture –stoop
2. Poor muscle tone
3. Poor balance
4. Motion sickness
5. Oculomotor dysfunction (visual perception and
spatial)
6. Poor sequencing

16. 1. Poor posture-toe walking
2. Poor balance and coordination
3. Hypertonus
4. Vestibular related problems
5. Oculomotor issues

18. 1. Poor posture
2. Stoops on the desk
3. Simian walk
4. W sitting
5. Poor eye hand coordination
6. Difficulties with readjustment of binocular vision

19.  Controls heart beat,
 blood pressure ,
 Breathing
 Signals to swallow
,laugh, sneeze etc

21.  Consciousness
 arousal
 sleep wake cycle

22.  Relay station
 Filters input from
cerebellum,reticular
system,cortex and
neural ganglia
 Vital role in
interpretation of
sensory stimuli

23. 1. Synthesizer of
hormones
2. Temperature control
3. Water balance
4. Hunger
5. Sexual behavior

24.  Metabolism
 Feelings
 Memory

25.  Organization of
involuntary and
semivoluntary activity
 Planning and
monitoring
movements
 Adjusting ongoing
movements and
maintain balnace
between facilitation
and inhibition

27.  Early motor movements are learnt and filed
 Assimilates the actions involved in complex and
habitually used movements
 Learning of new skill
 Major relay station
 Role in hand and mouth movements and also
involved in speech, articulation and fine control of
manipulation skills.