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A nurse is providing teaching to a guardian of a child who has ADHD. Which of the following strategies should the nurse suggest to improve the child's ability to concentrate?

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Answer: A - Ask the child to complete homework in an area with minimal distractions.


Rationale: Children with ADHD often struggle with concentration. Completing homework in an area with minimal distractions can help the child focus better. Distractions can worsen symptoms of ADHD. Providing a quiet and organized space can enhance the child's ability to concentrate on the task at hand.

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B: Having the child write assignments by hand instead of using a computer may not necessarily improve concentration. It may be a personal preference for some but is not a proven strategy for improving focus in children with ADHD.
C: Varying the child's scheduled activities each day may be beneficial for overall development but may not specifically address the issue of concentration in children with ADHD.
D: Encouraging the child to read a book during an outdoor school activity period may be counterproductive as it may add more distractions and not help with improving focus.

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