Eating and Feeding Disorders

Question 1

DSM 5 of anorexia

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restricting intake, wt loss/malnourishment, intense fear of wt gain, disturbance of body image, self eval liked to body wt

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anorexia nervosa

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intense fear of gaining wt w changes in taste, appetite and satiety

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anorexia restricting type

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during last 3 mon, pt hasnt engaged in purging and had wt loss through diet/fasting

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anorexia binge/purging type

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during last 3 mon, pt has done purging behvaiors

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prevalence of anorexia

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more common in males, athletes, LGBT

Question 5

comorbidity

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bipolar, anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, substance use

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cog factors of anorexia

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believes that benefits outweigh harm

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genetic factors of anorexia

Answer 7

variations in glucose and lipid metabolism

Question 8

refeeding syndrome

Answer 8

feeding overload where nutrients restored and insulin stimulates leading to hypokalemia

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treatments of anorexia

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SSRI, antianxiety, yoga, massage, CBT, AFT

Question 10

bulimia nervosa

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recurrent episodes of binge eating btw 1500-5000 cals in 2 hrs w purging

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DSM 5 of bulimia nervosa

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recurrent compensatory behaviors, occurs once a week for 3 mon, self eval influenced by shape/wt, disturbances in wt

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epidemiology of bulimia

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more common in females, rare under 12 and over 40

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comorbidity of bulimia

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depression, anixety, bipolar, PTSD, substance use, borderline

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risk factors of bulimia

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bullying, thin body ideal, attachment challenges

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treatments of bulimia

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antidepressants, CBT, DBT, ACT

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binge eating

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eating a larger amount than what most would eat in a 2 hr period

Question 17

DSM 5 of binge eating

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increase intake beyond fullness, marked distress, occurs once a week for 3 mon, no purging

Question 18

binge eating episodes associated with 3 or more of the following

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eating more rapidly, eating until uncomfy full, eating large amount when not hungry, eating alone, feeling disgusted and guilt

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comorbidity of binge eating

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specific/social phobia, PTSD, alc dependence

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risk factors of binge eating

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social pressures, food insecurity, hx of trauma, neglect

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treatment for binge eating

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SSRI, SNRI, bariatric surgery, CBT, DBT

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pica

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eating nonfood items past toddlerhood

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rumination

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regurgitation w rechewing, reswallowing and spitting that is diagnosed after one mon

Question 24

avoidant/restrictive food intake

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picky eaters caused by low BMI