Hyperactivity and distractibility in classroom

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Pt is a 7-year-old male presenting with inattention, hyperactivity, and distractibility in the classroom. The parent tells you, "The teacher said I needed to put him on medication, but I don't think I want him on medication." How do you respond to the parent's concerns, and what evidence do you provide/discuss with your explanation?

Reference no: EM133715490

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