Attention Deficit

Hyperactivity
Disorder

Trisha C. Guadalupe
Group 14
 What is ADHD?
Add a Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder (ADHD) is a
neurodevelopmental disorder
characterized by persistent patterns
of inattention, hyperactivity, and
impulsivity that can interfere with
daily functioning and development.
Individuals with ADHD may struggle
with maintaining focus, organizing
tasks, and sustaining attention on one
activity.
What are the risk factors of
ADHD?

The cause(s) and risk factors

for ADHD are unknown, but
current research shows that
genetics plays an important
role.
 What are the risk factors of
ADHD?

1.Genetics
2.Premature Birth and Low Birth Weight
3.Exposure to Tobacco smoke during pregnancy
4.Exposure to Lead
5.Maternal substance use during pregnancy
6.Traumatic brain injury
 What are the signs of
ADHD

1 2 3
Hyperactivity Impulsivity Inattention
 Inattention:**

1. Difficulty sustaining attention in tasks or play

activities.
2. Frequent careless mistakes
in schoolwork or other activities due to lack of
attention.
3. Forgetfulness in daily activities
4. Difficulty organizing tasks and activities.
6. Easily distracted by unrelated stimuli, leading
to an inability to finish tasks.
Hyperactivity-Impulsivity:**
1. Excessive fidgeting, tapping, or restlessness,
especially in situations where it's not appropriate.

2. Inability to remain seated, often getting up in

inappropriate situations.
3. Difficulty engaging in activities quietly.

4. Impulsive decision-making without considering

potential consequences.

5. Interrupting others during conversations or games.

6. Difficulty waiting for one's turn, often blurting out

responses or disrupting others.
 Nursing management:

-Providing support and education to the family and patient.

-Implement behavioral modification technique
-administer medication as prescribed
—Promote healthy sleepkng habits and regular exercise
-routine establishment
 Thank you
for listening!