A mother questions the decreased effectiveness of methylphenidate (Ritalin) prescribed for her child's ADHD. Which nursing response best addresses the mother's concern?
A) "The physician will probably switch from Ritalin to a central nervous system stimulant."
B) "The physician may prescribe an antihistamine with the Ritalin to improve effectiveness."
C) "Your child has probably developed a tolerance to Ritalin and may need a higher dosage."
D) "Your child has developed sensitivity to Ritalin and may be exhibiting an allergy."
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