Reference no: EM133590898

Question: A 20-year-old woman is brought by her family to the nearby emergency department (ED). She experienced a protracted episode of depression three years ago, but today she is acting differently. Her parents claim that she has recently been asked to leave her job as a tattoo artist, which is why she appears restless and paces around the waiting area. She hasn't slept for four nights, so her speech is hurried and easily deviates from the topic at hand. In order to launch her mobile tattoo business in Naples, Florida, she had just bought a $20,000 car and a $40,000 van. She has a great deal of work to do and feels like it would be a waste of everyone's time to stay in the ED department. She thinks that she is much too significant to be hindered by slaves.

Summarize the clinical case.
What is the DSM 5-TR diagnosis based on the information provided in the case?
Which pharmacological treatment would you prescribe according to the clinical guidelines? Include the rationale for this treatment.
Which non-pharmacological treatment would you prescribe according to the clinical guidelines? Include the rationale for this treatment excluding a psychotherapeutic modality.
Include an assessment of the treatment's appropriateness, cost, effectiveness, safety, and potential for patient adherence to the chosen medication. Use a local pharmacy to research the cost of the medication and provide the most cost-effective choice for the patient. Use great detail when answering questions 3-5.