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1. ADHD treatment is multi-modal. In addition to medication, the integration of the following other approaches is recommended, except for:
- a. Patient self-education
- b. Psychological therapy
- c. Environmental restructuring
- d. Medical Acupuncture
- e. Individual and group coaching
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2. The role of the primary care professional in the treatment of ADHD includes all below except:
- a. Identifying target objectives for intervention
- b. Maintaining a referral network for psycho-social services
- c. Documenting clinical response to medications
- d. Providing ongoing patient education
- e. Annual patient check-ups
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3. The following medications are approved by the FDA for the treatment of ADHD in adults, except:
- a. Adderall XR
- b. Concerta
- c. Carbolithium
- d. Vyvanse
- e. Strattera
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4. Which statement is not true about managing medication for your ADHD patients?
- a. PCPs should document patient symptoms identified for amelioration.
- b. Check for treatment adherence.
- c. Side effects should not affect treatment titration.
- d. Side effects of all ADHD medications need to be monitored closely.
- e. A titration schedule is not required for patients starting out on medication.
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5. The best way to prevent stimulant misuse and diversion is:
- a. Signing an agreement with your patient about the use of stimulants
- b. Refilling prescriptions only on a schedule
- c. Prescribing long-acting stimulant medications
- d. Patient education
- e. All of the above
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6. The primary method of obtaining stimulant medications for misuse is visiting the primary care practitioner and faking ADHD symptoms or complaining of need for better concentration:
- a. True
- b. False
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7. Cardiovascular disease is a contraindication for using stimulant medications to treat ADHD.
- a. True
- b. False
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8. Stimulant induced insomnia can be treated effectively with:
- a. Clonidine
- b. Melatonin
- c. Trazadone
- d. Mirtazapine
- e. All of the above
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9. ADHD medications are always effective in treating which functional impairments:
- a. Adaptive behaviors
- b. Social skills
- c. Organizational skills
- d. Workplace and academic performance
- e. None of the above
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10. Adherence to practitioner recommendations can be improved with the following, except:
- a. Regular follow-up appointments
- b. Adjusting medication doses
- c. Physician-patient partnership in problem solving
- d. Prescribing long-acting medications
- e. All of the above
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ADHD CME – Managing ADHD Medications in Outpatient Settings: A Guide for Primary Care Providers

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