Mr. F is a 43 year-old attorney who was brought for a psychiatric consultation by his wife. Mr. F had been complaining of fatigue, loss of motivation, sleepiness, headache, nausea, and difficulty concentrating. His symptoms occurred mostly over the weekends. He withdrew from weekend social activities due to his symptoms, which worried Mrs. F because he seems fine during the week. Mr. F is in good health with no recent history of medical disorders. Mr. F worked in a very busy law practice, many times working 60-hour weeks, and barely sees his family during the week. At work he is often anxious, restless, and constantly busy. He worries about his job so much that he has difficulty sleeping on weeknights. He denies any marital or family problems, other than those caused by his not wanting to do anything over the weekend. At work, Mr. F regularly consumes approximately 4 to 5 cups of coffee per day. He cut out coffee on the weekends because he felt that it may be contributing to his anxiety and sleeplessness. Based on the available information, what is the most likely diagnosis?Explain

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i Based on the presented information Mr Fs symptoms of fatigue loss of motivation sleepine... View the full answer