Parents of a child inform the school nurse that they believe their child has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Which observations reported by the parents are consistent with this disorder? Select all that apply.
A. Child frequently expresses frustration with school.
B. Child may be outgoing and talkative.
C. Child is frequently distracted.
D. Child reports nausea and stomachaches.
E. Child appears sad and withdrawn.
Answer (2)
The observations from the parents that are consistent with ADHD include the child frequently expressing frustration with school, being frequently distracted, and being outgoing and talkative. These traits show characteristic patterns associated with ADHD. Observations regarding nausea, stomachaches, or appearing sad may suggest other conditions. ;
The consistent observations for ADHD include the child expressing frustration with school, being frequently distracted, and being outgoing and talkative. However, reporting nausea or appearing sad may indicate unrelated issues. Recognizing these symptoms can help in understanding and supporting the child effectively.
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