Ch 8

Question 1

Bulimia nervosa

Answer 1

Uncontrolled binging followed by deliberate removal

Question 2

Binge

Answer 2

Excessive consumption

Question 3

Anorexia nervosa

Answer 3

Recurring food refusal, very low bodyweight,
Rigorous excersize

Question 4

Binge eating disorder

Answer 4

Binge with guilt, no purge

Question 5

The chief characteristic of eating disorders is…?

Answer 5

Drive to be thin

Question 6

Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID)

Answer 6

Limiting food intake because they dont like eating

Question 7

…. Has the highest mortality rate at … percent

Answer 7

Anorexia nervosa, 20

Question 8

Women woth anorexia nervose are … more likely to die by suicide

Answer 8

18

Question 9

What factors in countries contributing to the rise of eating disorders?

Answer 9

Industrialization

Question 10

Excess BMI of 30 or more

Answer 10

Obesity

Question 11

Obesity is comsidered an official disorder in the DSM 5

Answer 11

False

Question 12

A BMI of … is morbidly obese

Answer 12

40

Question 13

BMI uses

Answer 13

Hieght and weight

Question 14

United States has the highest amount of, and most obese people are

Answer 14

Obese people,women

Question 15

Obesity is often comirbid with

Answer 15

Diabetes (called diabesity)

Question 16

What was the distinguish between purging and non purging bulimia dropped from DSM IV to DSM 5

Answer 16

Nonpurging was rare (6 to 8%) and studies found little evidence showing a difference between the two

Question 17

Vomiting reduces … percent of calories consumed

Answer 17

50

Question 18

Laxatives have a large effect on calories consumed

Answer 18

False, no effect as they work too long after the binge

Question 19

Diagnostic criteria for bulimia

Answer 19

Recurrent episodes pf binging (eating in a discrete amount of food a large amount of food, a sense of lack of control during the episode)
Recurrent behaviors to prevent weight gain
The above two occur at least once a week for 3 months
Self evaluation influenced by body shape and weight

Question 20

Medical consequences of bulimia nervose

Answer 20

Enlarged salivary glands, giving the face a chubby apperance,
Eroded dental enamel,
Electrolyte imbalance which can cause,
Cardiac arrythmia, seizures, kidney failure,
Intestinal issues from laxative abuse,
Calluses on hands

Question 21

What additional psychological disorders do people with bulimia have?

Answer 21

Anxiety (80%) and mood disorders (50 to 70%),

Question 22

What accounts for the higher rates of comorbity of anxiety/mood disorders and bulimia in SOEM people?

Answer 22

Underlying traits of emotional instability and novelty seeking

Question 23

The intial treatment goal of anorexia nervose is…

Answer 23

Attaining a healthy weight

Question 24

Therapy for anorexia

Answer 24

Family therapy, CBT