Difficulty: Medium
Average Score: 63%
Simulated
A nurse is caring for a child in a psychiatric unit. Which of the following interventions should the nurse anticipate when caring for children diagnosed with ADHD? (Select all that apply)
Correct answer
C,D,E
Rationale
The correct interventions for children diagnosed with ADHD are behavior therapy (C), group therapy (D), and family therapy (E). Behavior therapy helps children learn positive behaviors and coping strategies. Group therapy provides social support and teaches children important social skills. Family therapy involves working with the child's family to improve communication and create a supportive environment. These interventions address the core symptoms and underlying issues of ADHD. Analgesics (A) are not typically used to treat ADHD. Promoting less sleep (B) is not recommended as sleep is crucial for children's overall health.