Chapter 18: Eating and Feeding Disorders Flashcards

1
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are these patients inpatient

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yes but normally not for these diagnoses alone

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3 main eating diagnoses

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anorexia nervosa
bulimia nervosa
binge eating disorder

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anorexia nervosa
- intense fear of

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gaining weight

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4
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anorexia nervosa
- weight

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underweight

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5
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anorexia nervosa
- experience significant differences in

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sensation of taste
appetite
satiety

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6
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anorexia nervosa
- maladaptive behaviors

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restriction and purging

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7
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purging

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this is a type of compensatory behavior
ex: self induced vomiting, excessive exercise, laxative use, enemas, diutretics, stimulants, thyroid medications

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anorexia nervosa
- two types

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restricting
binge eating/purging

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anorexia nervosa
- restricting type

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NOT engaged in recurrent episode of binge eating or purging behavior

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anorexia nervosa
- binge eating/purging

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engaged in recurrent episodes or binge eating or purging behavior

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11
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anorexia nervosa
- begins when

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adolescence or young adult

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anorexia nervosa
- cognitive factors

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learned behavior with positive reinforcement, defense against ineffectiveness and powerlessness
ex: comments about weight loss, surrounded weight loss from mother or father

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13
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anorexia nervosa
- amenorrhea

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loss of mental cycle

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14
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anorexia nervosa
- body dismorphia?

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yes

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15
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anorexia nervosa
- lab testing

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Na, pre albumin, albumin, iron,

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16
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anorexia nervosa
- lack of albumin causes what

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edema

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17
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anorexia nervosa
- hypercarotenemia

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increase carotene in blood (high vit c)
body not flushing vitamins so it builds up in tissues

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18
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anorexia nervosa
- lanugo

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fine body hair

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19
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anorexia nervosa
- nursing diagnoses

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more based on medically stable
ex: imblanaced nutrition, decreased cardiac output, electrolyte/fluid imbalance

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anorexia nervosa
- referring syndrome

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lethal complications may result in
fluid balance abnormalities
abnormal glucose metabolism
hypophosphatemia
hypomagnesium
hypokalemia
thiamine deficiency

body cannot handle workload of increase food

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21
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anorexia nervosa
- avoid referring syndrome

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reintroduction of nutrients slowly to avoid this

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anorexia nervosa
- commonn traits

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perfectionism
obsessive thoughts

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23
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treatment for this is very or not very specialized

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yes it is very

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24
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anorexia nervosa
- therapy

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integrative medicine (yoga, massage, acupuncture)
insight oriented individual therapy
adolescent focused therapy
family therapy
cognitive behavioral therapy

25
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anorexia nervosa
- pharm

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co occurring disorders
- SSRI
- antianxitey
- second gen
- mood stabilizers

26
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anorexia vs anorexia nervosa

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anorexia is loos of appetite
nervosa is the eating disorder

27
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bulimia nervosa
- weight

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near normal body weight

28
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bulimia nervosa
- definition

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recurrent episodes of binge eating
recurrent inappropriate compensatory behavior

29
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bulimia nervosa
- age

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later adolescence to adulthood

30
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bulimia nervosa
- environmental factors

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internalization of a thin body ideal
bullying

31
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bulimia nervosa
- mood when eating when stopped

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increased mood when eating
decreased mood when stopped

32
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bulimia nervosa
- generally does what when binge is over

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vomit and sleep

33
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binge eating

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large volume
eating outside for comfort

34
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bulimia nervosa
- lab

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glucose
K
NA
Mag
EKG
dehydration
laxative use
albumin/pre

35
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bulimia nervosa
- physical signs

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enlarged parotid glands
dental erosin/caries
doesn’t look ill
callouses on hands

36
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bulimia nervosa
- why do we ask how to induce vomiting

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so we know triggers

37
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bulimia nervosa
- interventions

A

interrupt destructive cycles

38
Q

bulimia nervosa
- pharm

A

antidepressants
- fluoxetine

39
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bulimia nervosa
- therapy

A

CBT
DBT
interpersonal therapy
acceptance and commitment therapy

40
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bulimia nervosa
- first line therapy

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CBT

41
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binge eating
- defintion

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eating in discrete period of time an amount of food that is definitely larger than what most people eat

42
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binge eating
- control

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sense of lack control over eating during the episode

43
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binge eating
- distress

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marked distress over binge eating

44
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binge eating
- periodically or once time

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periodically

45
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binge eating
- why is prevalence higher

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harder to hide
people seek change

46
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binge eating
- symptoms

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GI symptoms
obesity
heartburn
dysphagia
bloating
abdominal pain
diarrhea
constipation

47
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binge eating
- impaired nutritional intake…

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more than body requirements

48
Q

binge eating
- this is not about food this is about

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coping with emotion

49
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binge eating
- therapy

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CBT/DBT
interpersonal therapy

50
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binge eating
- pharm

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SSRI
SNRI (duloxetine, venlafaxine)
TCA
anti epileptics
appetite suppressants
lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse)

51
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binge eating
- surgery

A

bariatric surgery

52
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binge eating
- weight

A

obese

53
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feeding disorders

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pica
rumination
avoidant/restrictive food intake

54
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pica

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eating nonfood items past toddlerhood

55
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pica can be in pregnancy due to

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lack or iron

56
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rumination

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regurgitation with reviewing, reswallowing, or spitting

57
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rumination common in

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dementia

58
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avoidant.restrictive food intake

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starts in childhood
Low BMI
no distorted body image
personal or family anxiety

59
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A