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The nurse is performing a health history on the child with ADHD who is being evaluated for treatment with psychostimulants. Which information is most critical to collect prior to treatment with psychostimulants?

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Rationale: Cardiovascular history is critical due to contraindications of psychostimulants in certain CV conditions.

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