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The nurse is reviewing the use of central nervous system stimulants. Which of these are indications for this class of drugs? (Select all that apply.)

Correct Answer: A,C,E

Rationale: The correct answers are A, C, and E. A: ADHD is treated with CNS stimulants to improve focus and impulse control. C: Narcolepsy is managed with stimulants to reduce excessive daytime sleepiness. E: Obesity can be treated with stimulant medications to suppress appetite and increase metabolism. B: Panic attacks are not typically treated with stimulants but with anxiolytics. D: Neonatal apnea is a respiratory condition and not an indication for CNS stimulants.

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