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For a Hyperactive Adult: Nursing interventions for hyperactive adults should be individualized based on the person's specific symptoms, environment, and needs. The following interventions aim to enhance focus, reduce impulsivity, promote safety, and support overall well-being: Establish Structure and Routine: Creating a predictable daily schedule helps reduce distractions and supports better time management. A structured environment minimizes chaotic stimuli, allowing the adult to better focus on tasks and responsibilities. Behavioral and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Nurses can encourage clients to participate in CBT sessions, which help develop coping strategies for managing impulsivity, improving problem-solving, and enhancing self-regulation. CBT can also address emotional challenges like frustration or low self-esteem. Medication Management: If the client is prescribed medications (e.g., stimulants like methylphenidate or non-stimulants like atomoxetine), the nurse is responsible for administering medications as ordered, monitoring for side effects (e.g., insomnia, appetite changes), and educating the client about the importance of adherence and reporting any adverse effects. Safety Measures: Due to impulsivity and restlessness, adults with hyperactivity may be at risk of accidents. Nurses should assess the environment for hazards, encourage the use of safety equipment when needed, and provide supervision in situations