An 8-year-old female client presents to the child psychiatry clinic with their family member. The child was referred by the family health care provider,

An 8-year-old female client presents to the child psychiatry clinic with their family member. The child was referred by the family health care provider, who was concerned about her behavior at home and in school. The nurse checks the child’s vital signs, height, and weight. Vital Signs Heart rate: 121 beats/minute Respirations: 24 cycles/minute Blood pressure: 100/70 mmHg Oxygen saturation (SpO2): 98% Temperature: 98.6° F (37° C) Height: 50 inches (127 cm) Weight: 50 lb. (22.68 kg) Nurse’s Notes 1000: Initial history conducted. The aunt described the child as energetic, and she likes caring for the family’s cats at home. She also loves watching motor and cycling sports shows and playing board games. The child has been living with her aunt, her father’s sister, since 1 year after her parents divorced 3 years ago. Both work and live overseas, and the father has provided the child with financial support. The aunt reported that the child’s mother had no pregnancy or birth problems, and the child has completed her immunization shots and is not taking any medications. 0900: Visited and observed the child at home on the following day. She has a lot of energy at home, cannot sit still, and