A school-age child has been diagnosed with Intermittent Explosive Disorder. The nurse is providing discharge instructions and would need a clarification on the order because:
1. The child is to have Risperidone as a daily medication.
2. The child is to receive an SSRI.
3. The child has been recommended to have an ECT.
4. The child will need cognitive behavioral therapy.
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1. Risperidone is an effective medication for this disorder.
2. The child does require an SSRI for this type of disorder.
3. ECTs are not recommended for a child with this disorder.
4. Cognitive behavioral therapy is an effective type of therapy for this treatment.
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