[Expert Solution]: The psychiatrist examines Betty and after a…

The psychiatrist examines Betty and after a thorough physical examination and lab studies, finds nothing to explain her fatigue and difficulty sleeping other than anxiety. The psychiatrist got Bettys report from family health care provider, and Betty has no medical diagnosis indicating that she suffers from anxiety. The psychiatrist prescribes buspirone (BuSpar) for her.2 weeks later, during a home visit to Betty, the nurse learns that Betty is upset with Ralph for loaning all their savings to the daughter to build a new home while they continue to live in an older mobile home. At the end of the home visit, Bettys daughter wonders if Betty is making any progress. Betty also worries she is not getting better and asks the nurse about taking herbal medicines containing Kava and Passaflora. Her sister wants to take her to see the folk healer to cure the evil eye that was placed on Betty and made her sick. 1. What are some cultural considerations to consider when providing care to Betty? What behaviors does Betty have that match the criteria for a diagnosis of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)? 2. How common is the diagnosis of GAD? Is it common for clients with GAD to have comorbidity, and should the client be assessed for any particular condition? 3. What does the nurse need to know about buspirone? What teaching needs to be done with Betty with regard to buspirone? What other medications (include effectiveness) are being used in the treatment of GAD? 4. What are some of the interventions, in addition to antianxiety drugs, being used with clients who have GAD?