The most common pharmaceutical drugs for AD/HD treatment are somewhat controversial. They come from which general group?
Correct answer: C. Stimulants
- A. Anti - Inflammatory
- B. Sedatives
- C. Stimulants
- D. Anti - Psychotics
Explanation
The most widely used ADHD medicines, including methylphenidate and amphetamine preparations, are central nervous system stimulants. They can improve attention and impulse control despite seeming counterintuitive for a hyperactive person.
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