What is the best response to a father who tells the nurse that his son "daydreams" at home and that his teacher has observed this behavior at school?
A) "Your son must have an active imagination."
B) "Can you tell me exactly how many times this occurs in one day?"
C) "Tell me about your son's activity when you notice the daydreams."
D) "He is probably overtired and needs more rest."

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The daydream episodes are suggestive of absence seizures,and data about activity associated with the daydreams should be obtained.Describing an active imagination or an overtired child does not address the symptoms of the father's concern.Determining the number of times the behavior occurs is not as helpful as information about the behavior.

What Is the Best Response to a Father Who Tells