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CARE OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Manual on theManagement of Childrenwith Gross Motor Delay
By
Family Health Development DivisionMinistry of Health, Malaysia
OCTOBER, 2001
OKU-101A/2002
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MOH/K/ASA/24.01(GU)
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Family Health Development Division, Ministry of Health, 2001
This manual is one of the six manuals on the Care Of Children With Special Needs publishedby the Family Health Development Division, Ministry of Health. All rights are reserved bythe Division but the document may, however, be freely reviewed, abstracted, reproducedand translated, but neither for sale nor for use in conjunction with commercial purposes.The views expressed in this manual by named contributors are solely the responsibility ofthose contributors.
Reprint November 2005Reprint 2007
PREFACE
National policies and programme for the disabled have been formulated and implemented byvarious organizations. The Ministry of Health, as the organization responsible for prevention ofcauses of disabilities and rehabilitation, began implementing rehabilitation services at the healthcentres for Children with Special Needs in 1996. The aim is to maximize the potential of childrenwith special needs in order for them to be as independent as possible and enjoy a better qualityof life.
One problem identified in the rehabilitation programme was the lack of training manual andstandard guideline for reference. A series of six manuals in the management of Children WithSpecial Needs have been produced or in the process of preparation. These included:
• Manual On The Management Of Children With Gross Motor Delay [(published in October2001, OKU-101A/2002)]
• Manual On The Management Of Children With Fine Motor Delay [(published in January2002, MOH/K/ASA/30.02 (GU)]
• Manual On Activities Of Daily Living (Self–Help Skills) For Children With Special Needs[published in October 2002, MOH/K/ASA/31.02 (GU)]
• Manual On The Management Of Children With Visual Impairment [published in September2003, MOH/K/ASA/35.03 (G.U.)]
• Manual On The Management Of Children With Communication Problems [published inMarch 2004, MOH/K/ASA/35.03 (GU)]
• Manual On The Management Of Children With Personal & Social Problems [publishedin December 2004, MOH/K/ASA/37.04 (GU)]
Knowledge in normal development is crucial in the understanding of rehabilitation for childrenwith special needs. Information on normal developmental milestones can be obtained from“Senarai Semak Perkembangan Dan Panduan Stimulasi Awal Kanak-Kanak Bawah 1 Tahun”,published by Family Health Development Division in 2001. Key information on normaldevelopmental milestones and stimulation activities were tabulated according to age. It can beused as quick reference by primary care providers for all newborn children through first year oflife.
While this manual provides further detail in the management of children with gross motordelay. It contains the following information:
1. Warning signs of gross motor delay2. Handling and Positioning3. Stimulation activities for children with gross motor delay4. Rehabilitative Equipment for gross motor function
It can be used by primary care provider’s i.e. public health nurses and therapists, as a guideto manage children with gross motor delay. It can also be used as health education materialto guide teachers and parents who care for these special children.
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CONTENTS
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Introduction1.1. Definition Of Gross Motor Delay1.2. Action To Be Taken By Public Health Nurse
Warning Signs Of Gross Motor Delay At Various Ages
Handling And Positioning3.1. Method of Correct Handling (Lifting & Carrying)3.2. Methods of Correct Positioning3.3. Range of motion Exercises
Stimulation Activities
Rehabilitative Equipment For Gross Motor Function
Appendix6.1. Other Associated Developmental Problems6.2. Normal Gross Motor Development
Reference & Biblography
Acknowledgement & Contributors
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INTRODUCTION
1.1 Definition of Gross Motor Delay1.2 Action To Be Taken By Public Health Nurse
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INTRODUCTION
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Case Definition
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OBJECTIVE
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WARNING SIGNS OF GROSSMOTOR DELAY AT VARIOUS AGES
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HANDLING AND POSITIONING
3.1 Method of Correct Handling ( Lifting & Carrying)3.2 Methods of Correct Positioning3.3 Range - of - Motion Exercises
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HANDLING AND POSITIONING
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POSITIONING
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METHOD OF CORRECT HANDLING (LIFTING & CARRYING)
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HANDLING ATHETOID CHILD - HANDLING UPPER LIMBS IN SITTING
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HANDLING UPPER LIMBS - IN SITTING
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METHOD OF HANDLING - LOWER LIMBS
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METHOD OF CORRECT POSITIONING
POSITION IN LYING
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POSITIONING IN SITTING
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POSITIONING IN STANDING
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RANGE - OF - MOTION EXERCISES
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RANGE OF MOTION EXERCISES - UPPER LIMBS
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RANGE OF MOTION EXERCISE - LOWER LIMBS
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STIMULATION ACTIVITIES
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STIMULATION ACTIVITIES
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STIMULATION ACTIVITIES FOR HEAD CONTROL
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STIMULATION ACTIVITIES TO ENCOURAGE ROLLING OVER
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STIMULATION ACTIVITIES TO ENCOURAGE CRAWLING
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STIMULATION ACTIVITIES TO ENCOURAGE SITTING
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TYPES OF SITTING POSITION
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STIMULATION ACTIVITIES TO ENCOURAGE STANDING WITH SUPPORT
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STIMULATION ACTIVITIES TO ENCOURAGE WALKING
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REHABILITATIVE EQUIPMENTFOR GROSS MOTOR FUNCTION
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REHABILITATIVE EQUIPMENT FOR GROSS MOTOR FUNCTION
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SUGGESTED IMPROVISED REHABILITATIVE EQUIPMENT FOR GROSSMOTOR FUNCTION AT HOME
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APPENDIX
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OTHER ASSOCIATED DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEMS
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NORMAL GROSS MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
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NORMAL GROSS MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
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SITTING
STANDING
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REFERENCE & BIBLOGRAPHY
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REFERENCES LIST & BIBLOGRAPHY
Bluma S. et. Al. (1976). A Parent’s Guide to Early Education. The PortageProject, Wisconsin
Jegard, S. et. Al. (1981). A Comprehensive Program for Multi - HandicappedChildren. Alvin Buckworld Centre
Kementerian Kebajikan Masyarakat Dari Buku Panduan “Training DisabledPeople In the Community - WHO. RHB / 83.1. Latihan Orang Cacat DalamKomunity;
Robert Deller. A Curriculum Guide For Teaching Young MentallyHandicapped Children. Malaysian Care
World Confederation for Physical and Occupational Therapist. (1993).Promoting the Development of Young Children with Cerebral Palsy. WorldHealth Organization.
David Werner. Disabled Village Children. Second Editions: November1988, January 1994, July 1996. Hesperian Foundation.
Denver Developmental Screening Test.
Ronald S. Illingworth. The Development of the Infant and Yong Child Normaland Abnormal. Ninth Edition (1987). Medical Division of Longman GroupUK. Ltd.
Finnie R. N. (1997) Handling the Young Child with Cerebral Palsy at Home.Third Edition, Butterworth - Heinemann, Oxford.
Wan Asma WI, Mannual of Child Development and DevelopmentAssessment in Children: A Practical Approach of Multidiscipline
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & CONTRIBUTORS
CONTRIBUTORS
Name
Dr. Wan Asma Wan Ismail
Dr. Sofiah bt Ali
Dr. Faridah Abu Bakar
Puan Hamidah Ishak
Puan Hanusah Mohd Nor
Puan Rahimah Yasmin Mydin
Puan Siti Fatimah btMuhamad
Cik Tan Mee Har
Encik Jaharuddin Samsudin
Puan Maznah Haris
Puan Cheoh Siew Tin
Puan Siti Rauyah Suradi
Encik Bustaman Hassan
Puan Noraini Othman
Mohd Yusof Tawil
Dr Aminah Bee Mohd Kassim
Editors
Dr Aminah Bee Mohd Kassim
Madam Cheoh Siew Tin
Designation
Consultant CommunityPaediatrician
Neuropaediatrician
State Family Health Officer
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist
Occupational Therapist
Public Health Sister
Public Health Nurse
Public Health Nurse
Grafic Artist
Committee member (NGO)
Committee member (NGO)
Principal Assistant Director
Principal Assistant Director
Public Health Sister
Place
Medical Centre, HospitalUSM, Kota Bahru.
Hospital Kuala Lumpur
Department of Health, Perak
Hospital Kuala Lumpur
Hospital TAR Klang
Hospital Ipoh
Hospital Bahagia, Ulu Kinta,Ipoh
Hospital Pulau Pinang
Hospital Ipoh
LM Selama Health Officer,Taiping, Perak
Maternal & Child Health Clinic,Klang
Health Clinic, Bandar Mas,Johore
Health Education Department,Hospital Kuala Lumpur
National Committee,Community BasedRehabilitation
National Committee,Community BasedRehabilitation
Family Health DevelopmentDivision, Kuala Lumpur.
Family Health DevelopmentDivision, Ministry of Health
Family Health DevelopmentDivision, Ministry of Health
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