A school-aged patient with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is entering day treatment. During the initial office visit, the mental health nurse anticipates the patient will exhibit which of the following behaviors? Select all that apply.

A: Providing a detailed account of school work is not typically associated with ADHD, as children with ADHD often have difficulty with sustained attention and organization. B: Talking excessively and interrupting are common behaviors in children with ADHD due to impulsivity and hyperactivity. C: Blurting out responses or thoughts is a characteristic behavior of ADHD, reflecting impulsivity. D: Fidgeting and squirming in the chair are signs of hyperactivity, which are common in children with ADHD. E: Being easily distracted is a hallmark symptom of ADHD, indicating difficulty with sustained attention.