CH. 9 Eating & Sleeping Disorders Flashcards

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Commonalities

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  • desire to be thin
  • issues of control ( over/ under)
  • comorbidity
  • 50-75% (anxiety/ depression)
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Anorexia

  • organ failure
  • self starvation
  • silia
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  • restricting calorie intake
  • body distortion
  • binge & purge

DSM:

  • 3 months
  • unable to self valuate (doesnt know its a problem)
  • restriction/ refusal of energy intake
  • age, sex, developmental, health
  • perfectionism > body distortion
  • 15% below statistical weight

-DSM 4:
cease 3 menses

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Bulima Nervosa

  • esophageal & enamel damage
  • electrolyte imbalance > heart
  • blood vessels broken
  • dehydration
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-binging
-compensatory : compensation
Ex. vomiting, excessive fasting

DSM:

  • 1x a wk for 3 months
  • discrete period of time (2hrs)
  • eating large amount than normal
  • inappropriate compensatory
  • weight gain
  • 10 % of normal body weight
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Binge eating disorder

-obesity (BMI > 30) 2nd
»> smoking 1st

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  • binge cycle w/o purge
  • recurrent episodes
  • continues eating beyond full

DSM:

  • eating rapidly
  • eating alone > disgusted & distressed
  • over 1/3 obese
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Multipath Model : Obesity

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Social
-coping from bullying or teasing

Psychological

  • neg mood state > more dopamine producing
  • mood state

Socialcultural

  • less access to healthier foods
  • what is perceived as a healthy body type
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Diet rebound

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  • fad diets

- diets fail and end up gaining more weight

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Etiology: Eating Disorders

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Set Point theory : natural flux

-anorexia: (in btw ) refusal for maintain body weight

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Mutlipath Model :

Eating Disorder

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Biological

  • puberty weight gain
  • moderate heritability
  • dopamine

Psychological

  • low self esteem
  • personaility characteristics

SocialCultural
-media presents what is beautiful

 Social 
-barbie & ken syndrome 
-attitudes, appearance
-peer pressure
Ex. Rosen body attractiveness
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Treatment : Eating Disorders

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SSRIs (depressed)
-side effects : reduces impulsivity
& full feeling

  • Education > ineffective, bad physical function, observation
  • CBT : health attitude toward food, accurate body images , control, “forbidden” > one error you lost control
  • meal management > jenny craig
  • impulse coping (triggers, not alone)
  • IPT: slower but strong > relationships effective
  • Self help : trying to do way to much way to fast

Prevention: who can be a risk
-history of heart disease
“selectively”

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RISKS : Eating disorders

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  • family attitude
  • role of the media
  • misinformation about ideal weight
  • food prices (healthy vs sugary sweet)
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Sleep Disorders

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  • dramatically contribute to functional nature
  • melatonin (pineal gland)
  • superchiasmatic nucleus in the hypothalamus
  • 8hrs adult
  • adolescents require more sleep
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Sleep deprivation effects

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24 hours is enough

  • need rest and repairing
  • survival value

Polysomnographic evaluation

  • history of substance abuse
  • EEG : rapid eyemovement, disruption in sleep cycle (breathing)
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Dyssomnia

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problem in the amount of timing or quality of sleep

-if can stay asleep

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Insomnia

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  • 3nights per week
  • diff maintaining or initiating sleep
  • early morning awakening
  • difficulties w ADL
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Hyersomnolence

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-excessive sleeping

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Narcolepsy

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  • paralysis
  • brain has woken up but body hasnt sent a signal

> turning head releases blood flow = laying on their back

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Treatment : Sleep Disorders

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Why > is there an explanation
-alcohol

  • antidepressants (shorten REM cycle)
  • stimulants (hypersomulence)

Apena- weight loss, mechanical

Benzodiapenes 
-potential for dependence 
-achytocholine functions 
CBT 
sleep hygiene