140. A child with severe Tourette Syndrome is prescribed an alpha-agonist medication to reduce tics. What is a medicinal consideration in developmental psychology for this condition?
A.
Alpha-agonists are not effective for tics.
B.
Monitoring for cardiovascular side effects, sedation, and the importance of managing tics in a way that supports social and academic development.
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C.
Tics always disappear with medication.
D.
Medication should be the only treatment for Tourette Syndrome.
📖 Additional Information
Alpha-agonists are not effective for tics.
Monitoring for cardiovascular side effects, sedation, and the importance of managing tics in a way that supports social and academic development.
Tics always disappear with medication.
Medication should be the only treatment for Tourette Syndrome.
