Eating Disorder Flashcards

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Purging

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Compensatory behavior designed to eliminate food by means of self induced vomiting or misuse of laxatives, enemas, diuretics.

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Physical problems of anorexia nervosa

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Amenorrhea
Constipation 
Overly sensitive to cold, lanugo hair
Hairloss / Dry skin / Dental carries
Pedal edema
Bradycardia / enlarged parotid glands
Hypothermia / electrolyte imbalances
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Signs of anorexia nervosa

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Clients are occupied with food rlt activities: grocery shopping, food recipes or cookbooks, create fat free meals, cooking family meals.
Refuse to eat with others, cut food in minut pieces, not allow food to touch lips, believe eat will make them fat

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Bulimia nervosa

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Bulimia, recurrent episodes of binge eating follow by inappropriate compensatory behaviors like purging, fasting, exercise excessively, follow by guilt,shame, remorse, self contempt
SS: vomiting destroys tooth enamel, dental caries, ragged, chipped.

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Night eating syndrome

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By morning anorexia, evening hyperphagia, nighttime awakenings to consume snacks.
Associates w life stress, low self esteem, anxiety, depression. Most clients are obese
Tx: SSRI

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Eating disorder in childhood

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Pica : ingest of non-food subtance

Rumination: repeated regurgitation, rechewed, reswallowed/ spit out.

Both common in people with intellectual disability

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Comorbidities with anorexia/ bulimia

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Mood disorder, anxiety, subtance abuse/ dependence, depression, OCD.

Neuroticism, negative emotionality, harm avoidance, traits associated w avoidant p.disorder.

May have history of sexual abuse

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Anorexia nervosa

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  • restriction of nutritional intakes necessary to maintain a minimal body weight, fear of gaining weight/ become fat
  • disturbed perception, refuse to acknowledge the problem.
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Etiology

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Biologic factor: genetic
Development: control w their diet
Family influences: abuse/ no emo sp.
Social culture: family, society, peers,

Want to feel in control

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Medical complication of eating disorder

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Loss of fat,mass, osteoporosis, HYPOTHYROIDISM, hypoglycemia, hypotension, arrythmias, delay GI empty, bloating, constipation, abd pain, gas, diarrhea, amenorrhea, dehydration, lanugo, edema, acrocyanosis, leukopenia, anemia, thrombocytopenia

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Complication of eating disorder 2

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Hypercholesterolemia, hypercarotenemia, sleep disturbances,

RELATED TO PURGING/LAXATIVES
-hypoK, hypoCl alkalosis, hypoMg, elevated BUN
Salivary gland/pancreas inflame, esophageal/ gastric erosion/rupture, dysfunc bowel, sup. Mesenteric art syndrome.
Perimyolysis (erosion dental enamel)
Seizure, mild neuropathy.

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Anorexia nervosa

description

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Onset often associated with a stressful life event
Intensely fears obesity
Body image is distorted and a disturbed self concept
Consume food prevent weight gain/ phobia agaisnt food
Life threating, death from starvation, suicide, cardiomyopathies, elec imba

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Anorexia nervosa

Assessment:

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Refuse to eat/ loss of apetite
Apetite denial/ feel lack of control
Compulsive exercising
Overarchiever/perfectionist
Decrease temp, weight, gi disturbances, teeth/ gum deterioration, esophageal varices (vomiting), elec imba, dry skin, lanugo, sleep disturb, hormone deficiency, amenorrhea (>3 consecutive periods, cyanosis/numbness, bone degeneration
ISOLATION / DENIAL
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Bulimia nervosa

Description:

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Indulges in binge eating follow by purging.

Most clients are in normal weight

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Bulimia nervosa

Assessment

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Preoccupied with body shape/weight
Consumption of high calorie food in secret, guilt. Binge-purge syndrome
Attemp to lose weight through diets, vomit, enemas, cathartics, amphetamines/ diuretics
NEED TO CONTROL, powerlessness due to lost of control, low self esteem, poor interpersonal rls, decrease/ absent in interest/sex. Mood swings/ electrolyte imba

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Eating disorder

Intervention

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Assess nutritional status/ severity
Establish 1-1 therapeutic rls/ trust
Establish contract concerning the nutritional plan. Identify precipitants
Encourage express feelings/ body
*Work on exploring self-concept, identity.
Behavior modification techniques
Supervise during and after meal times, I&O, set time limit. Monitor wt, elec, elimination pattern, SUICIDAL potential, antidepressant meds, psychotherapy, sp group
Avoid talking emo while client eats
Withdraw attention if ruminate abt food

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Anorexia bulimia

Psychopharmacology

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Amitriptyline (Elavil)
Antihistamine cyproheptadine (Periactin)
Olanzapine (Zyprexa)
Fluoxetine (Prozac)
Psychotherapy : family
CBT,
17
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Anorexia

Treatment

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Cognitive-behavioral therapy- change the client’s thinking, actions about diet, alter thoughts, beliefs, wts, body image, self concept

18
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Bulimia

Pharmacology

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ANTIDEPRESSANT
desipramine (Norpramin)
Imipramine (Tofranil)
Elavil
Pamelor
Nardil
Prozac