Disorders Pt.5 Flashcards
What is the difference between feeding disorders and eating disorders
feeding disorders are seen in infants and are a result from food preferences and tolerance
eating disorders are seen more with adolescence and adulthood, and are a result from an emotional response to food
What is the Difference between Anorexia Nervosa and Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)
Anorexia is an intense fear of weight gain and discomfort with their body
ARFID is based more on picky eating
An individual cannot be diagnosed with more than one feeding disorder at the same time, but what disorder is an acceptation
Pica = eating non-food substances
What is Binge eating disorder
Eating an unusual amount of food in a short period of time
What is the most common eating disorder
binge eating disorder
What does a person have to do in order to be diagnosed with binge eating disorder
the person must engage in frequent binge eating at least once a week over a period of 3 months
What are Elimination Disorders
a lack of bladder or bowel control (can be voluntary or involuntary)
What is the difference between Enuresis and Encopresis
Enuresis = elimination of urine
Encopresis = elimination of faces
What is the difference between Nocturnal and Diurnal
Nocturnal = during sleeping hours
Diurnal = During the day
What are Sleep-Wake Disorders
disturbances that cause dissatisfaction with the quality and duration of sleep, usually related to depression, anxiety, and cognitive changes
What is Narcolepsy
A sleep-wake disorder that involves daytime sleepiness, that can result in sudden lapses of sleep during the day (can occur at any time)
What are “Sexual Dysfunctions Disorders” focused on
the inability to experience sexual pleasure or respond to it
What is important too rule out when diagnosing a sexual dysfunction
sexual stimulation
What are the 5 factors that contribute to sexual dysfunction
Partner factors
Relationship factors
cultural/religious factors
medical factors
individual factors
What is the difference between a “Lifelong” sexual dysfunction and an “Aquired” sexual dysfunction
lifelong = present since the individuals first sexual encounter
Aquired = developed after their first sexual encounter
