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Wesley Brоwn, а 63-yeаr-оld mаrried white businessman, was “fоund down” in the road by police and brought to the emergency room (ER) of a large university-affiliated hospital. The psychiatry service was consulted for management of “psychotic behavior” in the ER. The patient’s family reported that the patient had exhibited an approximately 2-week history of “strange behavior.” According to his sister, Mr. Brown had been running around the kitchen with knives, sending paranoid e-mails about the justice system to his friends, showing his guns to the neighbors, seeing people in the walls, having paranoid thoughts that his wife was having an affair, and not sleeping. The patient’s wife had reported him missing 3 days prior to admission. Notably, his car was found a few blocks away with a large box in its trunk containing bags filled with numerous medication bottles (both prescribed and over the counter); most of the bottles were partially or completely empty. There were also many items from the patient’s extensive gun collection. He had no prior psychiatric history, including any history of depression or antidepressant medications. His outpatient medications included metoprolol (heart medication) , oxycodone (pain medication) and as-needed doses of cyclobenzaprine (muscle relaxer) and diazepam (anxiolytic & sedative). On examination, Mr. Brown was confused and combative. Mr. Brown’s mental status examination revealed waxing and waning alertness, an unkempt appearance, lack of cooperation with nursing and medical personnel, somewhat slurred speech, and signs of psychomotor retardation. (2 points) Diagnosis: (3 points) DSM5 criteria that support your diagnosis: 1 point for each DSM5-TR specific criteria listed.