KJ is a 10-year-old male who has just been diagnosed with ADHD. He is having most difficulty with symptoms at school and during after school activities. He is not currently on any medications and has no past medical history. His parents are concerned about starting a medication.Which of the following is the most appropriate set of lab work/diagnostic tests to obtain prior to recommending pharmacological treatment?
Read DetailsAn 8-year-old boy has a history of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder(ADHD) and comorbid anxiety. He complains of insomnia, which has worsenedsince the start of school 2 weeks ago. The boy’s parents have him get ready for bedat 9 P.M.; however, he is unable to fall asleep until midnight, despite having towake up at 6 A.M. for school. Which of the following interventions should beavoided in the initial treatment of this child’s insomnia?
Read DetailsTY is a 19-year-old male brought into the ER with the following presentation: unconscious, miosis, BP 90/52, HR 48, RR 8, temperature 95oF. Which of the following treatments would be the most appropriate medication to treat TY’s acute intoxication?
Read DetailsFR is a 24-year-old female recently diagnosed with mild narcolepsy (with infrequent cataplexy). She was started on Dextroamphetamine 4 weeks ago but presents today reporting minimal improvement but complaining of intolerable irritability and tremulousness. Which of the following would be the most appropriate treatment adjustment?
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