Source: UWorld Question 402036
The question states:
Which of the following sets of symptoms is most consistent with a diagnosis of generalized anxiety disorder? A 39-year-old man who reports:

A. Difficulty sleeping, fatigue, low appetite, and loss of interest in activities he previously enjoyed.

B. Repeated surges of overwhelming anxiety with racing heart, difficulty breathing, sweating, and a fear that he is losing his mind.

C. An exaggerated startle response, nightmares, avoidance of certain situations, and negative thoughts and moods.

D. Difficulty sleeping, muscle tension, fatigue, and worry about his health, finances, and family.

Reasoning:
Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is characterized by excessive, uncontrollable worry about a wide range of topics. Individuals with GAD often anticipate disastrous outcomes for everyday events and activities and find it difficult to control their worry. Common symptoms include muscle tension, difficulty concentrating or sleeping, and feelings of restlessness,