laney
kind of illness this is
what is chronic?
most common in
what is things with tallywhackers?
prevents overwhelming the child and provides the opportunity for feedback about each step completed
what is breaking things into steps for the child?
"you are the worst at following instructions!!!"
what is not therapeutic communication with a child with ADHD?
may be skinny queens, why?
what is unable to sit through a meal? or due to medications
toddlers may present as
what is "always on the go", "into everything"?
may be very labile
what is mood?
improve their ability to listen
what is provide quiet enviroment?
how ones day should be
what is structured?
may frequently say ___ when asked a question
what is "idk"?
diet should consist of what?
what is no caffeine, high protein, low sugar?
use a checklist approach
when asking parents about symptoms?
what is ages 2-3 years?
monitor liver in what 2 meds
what is pemoline & atomoxetine?
what is therapeutic communication with a child with ADHD?
last choice medication
what is pemoline?
best time to give medication
when is after meals in morning?
what are things that can set them off?
use these all the time not just sometimes
what is consistent rewards?
medications for autism (main)
what is haloperidol & risperidone?
may cause insomnia, loss of appetite, weight loss
what is side effects of stimulants?
priority nursing intervention
what is keeping child safe?
decrease behavioral symptoms, promotes learning and development, language skills
what are goals of autism treatment?
can cause hypotension, somnolence and dizziness
what is clonidine & guanfacine?
signs of autism
what is hand flapping, excessive spinning, not responding to name by age one, no eye contact?