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A male adolescent is brought to the Emergency Department by his parents who complain that he has been displaying signs of agitation and hyperactivity.

The teenager tells the nurse that his thoughts are racing through his head and he can't concentrate on anything anymore. The parents also state that their son is being treated for depression. What mental disorder would the nurse suspect? A) Bipolar disorder (BPD)
B) Paranoid personality disorder
C) Panic attack
D) Phobia

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