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jayhills49

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The parent of a 4-year-old says, My child moves constantly. I try to get him interested in toys, but he is easily distracted. He talks all the time and is awake every morning before I am.
 
  I enrolled him in preschool, but the teacher could not handle him.. The child's problem meets criteria for: a. attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
  b. pervasive developmental disorder.
  c. posttraumatic stress disorder.
  d. oppositional defiant disorder.

Question 2

A psychiatric clinical nurse specialist uses cognitive therapy with a patient with anorexia nervosa. Which statement by the nurse supports this type of therapy?
 
  a. What are your feelings about not eating foods you prepare?
  b. You seem to feel much better about yourself when you eat something..
  c. It must be difficult to talk about private matters to someone you just met..
  d. Being thin doesn't seem to solve problems. You're thin now but still unhappy..



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Answer to Question 1

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Excessive motion, distractibility, and excessive talkativeness characterize attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The behaviors presented in the scenario do not support the distracters. Developmental delays would be seen if pervasive developmental disorder were present. Oppositional defiant disorder would include serious violations of the rights of others.

Answer to Question 2

D
The correct response is the only comment that questions the patient's distorted thinking.



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