A nurse cares for children in the pediatric clinic. A mother tells the nurse that she...
A nurse cares for children in the pediatric clinic. A mother tells the nurse that she thinks her 8 year-old son has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ( ADHD). Which of the following behaviors, if identified by the nurse, supports a diagnosis of ADHD?
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1.irritated or agitated behaviour
2.aggressive.
3.intruptting while others talking.
4.less memory.
5.unable to comp,ete given task
6.unable to play patiently.
If we observe these signs then we can identify child is having ADHD .
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