An 8 year-old male client takes methylphenidate (Ritalin) for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). His mother reports to a nurse that her son has a very poor appetite, and she struggles to help him gain weight.
What teaching should the nurse provide?
A) Administer the client's medication immediately after meals.
B) Administer the client's medication at bedtime.
C) Skip a dose of the medication when the client does not eat anything.
D) Assure the client's mother that her son will eat when he is hungry.
Question 2
To what extent is outcome measurement important to the delivery of psychiatric nursing care?
a. It is more nice than it is necessary.
b. It will support the legitimacy of psychiatric nursing.
c. It will promote descriptive and correlational nursing research.
d. It gives information about the appropriate settings for treatment.
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