Which clinical manifestations should the nurse expect when conducting an assessment for a child who is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? Select all that apply
1. Arm flapping
2. Language delays
3. Ritualistic behavior
4. Impulsive behavior
5. Sleep disturbances
1, 2, 3
Explanation:
1. Arm flapping is a clinical manifestation associated with ASD.
2. Language delay is a clinical manifestation associated with ASD.
3. Ritualistic behavior is a clinical manifestation associated with ASD.
4. Impulsive behavior is a clinical manifestation associated with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, not ASD.
5. Sleep disturbance is a clinical manifestation associated with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, not ASD.
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