A 21-year-old male college student presents with

A 21-year-old male college student presents with a new diagnosis of Generalized Anxiety disorder. He has never been on medication for psychiatric illness. He is seeking treatment to control anxiety and is also requesting an “as needed” medication for “when it gets really bad.” He does have a history of alcohol abuse while he was in high school. He reports he “does not drink like that anymore.” He denies any significant past medical history or allergies. His vital signs are all WNL. A) Discuss each of the classes of medications that may be used for your client’s diagnosis. a. Briefly discuss the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of the drug class. b. Explain why this class of medication may or may not be an appropriate choice for your patient. B) Identify which specific medication or medications you would prescribe for your client. (Please note: the maximum number of specific medications we would expect you to discuss is two. Depending on the research you present you may only need to discuss one. If you do need to include two medications, be sure they are safe to administer concurrently.) a. Using evidence based practice, explain the rational for the choice of medication or medications

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