Eating Disorder Midterm

Question 1

Anorexia Nervosa Criteria

Answer 1

A. Restriction of food leading to low weight.
B. Intense fear of gaining weight.
C. Distorted perception of body and lack of recognition of low body weight.

Question 2

AN Severity

Answer 2

BMI:
Mild:17
Moderate: 16-17
Severe: 15-16
Extreme: 15

Question 3

AN Subtypes

Answer 3

AN Restricting Type
AN Binge Eating & Purging Type

Question 4

AN Restricting type

Answer 4

Last 3 months no recurrent binge & purge episodes.

Losing weight through exercise, fasting and dieting.

Question 5

AN Binge Eating & Purging

Answer 5

Last 3 months has recurrent binge & purge episodes.

Question 6

AN Partial Remission

Answer 6

Criteria A - Met
Criteria B & C - Not met

Question 7

AN Full Remission

Answer 7

No Criteria met

Question 8

Bulimia Nervosa Criteria

Answer 8

A. Recurrent episodes of BE
B. Recurrent Inappropriate compensatory Behaviors to prevent weight gain.
C. BE & compensatory eating happen at least once a week for 3 months.
D. Self-Eval. shaped by body weight and shape.
E. Distorted body image outside of eating

Question 9

BN Severity

Answer 9

frequency of inappropriate compensatory behaviors.

Question 10

BN Partial Remission

Answer 10

Only some criteria met

Question 11

BN Full Remission

Answer 11

None of criteria met

Question 12

Binge Eating Disorder Criteria

Answer 12

A. Recurrent episodes of BE
B. BE episodes include 3 or more of
C. Distress about the binge eating
D. BE occurs on avg. at least once a week for 3 months.
E. BE is not associated with inappropriate compensatory behaviors.

Question 13

BED Severity

Answer 13

number of BE episodes. (per week)
Mild: 1-3
Moderate: 4-7
Severe: 8-13
Extreme: 14+

Question 14

BED Partial Remission

Answer 14

BE occurs less than once a week

Question 15

BED Full Remission

Answer 15

None of criteria met

Question 16

Name OSFED Subtypes

Answer 16

-Atypical AN
-Atypical BN
-Atypical BED
-Night Eating Syndrome
-Purging Disorder

Question 17

Atypical AN

Answer 17

All Criteria Met. No Significant Weight Loss.

Question 18

Atypical BN

Answer 18

All Criteria Met. Lower frequency or less than 3 months.

Question 19

Atypical BED

Answer 19

Low frequency/limited duration.

Question 20

NES Night Eating Syndrome

Answer 20

-Recurrent episodes of night eating
-Eating excessively after awakening from sleep
-Awareness of eating episodes

Question 21

Purging Disorder

Answer 21

Recurrent efforts to lose weight without BE. Not low BMI.

Question 22

Name Proposed DSM-5 Diagnoses

Answer 22

-Orthorexia Nervosa -Food Addiction
-Compulsive Exercise

Question 23

Orthorexia Nervosa

Answer 23

A. Obsession with healthy foods, focus on quality.
B. Obsessional preoccupation becomes impairing

Question 24

Food Addiction

Answer 24

Just know this exists! :)

Question 25

Compulsive Exercise

Answer 25

A. Defined in two ways:
-1. driven to exercise excessively because of an obsession.
-2. exercise aimed at preventing dreaded consequences or distress.
B. Exercise is time consuming.
C. At some point recognizes CE is a problem.
D. A & B Required, C Optional.

Question 26

Eating & Feeding Disorders in Children

Answer 26

-Pica
-Rumination
-Arfid (Avoidant/Food Intake Disorder)

Question 27

Pica

Answer 27

A. Persistent eating of non-nutritious things for over a period of a month.
B. Eating of non-nutritious things are inappropriate to the age.
C. Eating behavior not a part of culture or social norm.
D. If mental illness is present must be present enough to warrant medical attention.

Question 28

Rumination

Answer 28

Regurgitates chewed food.
A. Repeated regurgitation of food over a period of a month
B. repeated regurgitation of food not better explained by gastrointestinal issues.
C. Eating disturbances not occur exclusively during course of AN, BN, BED or ARFID
D. If mental illness is present must be present enough to warrant medical attention.

Question 29

Arfid (Avoidant/Food Intake Disorder)

Answer 29

Worries about quality of food.
A. Eating or Feeding disorder
B. Disturbance not better explained by lack of food.
C. No distorted body image.
D. Severity of episodes are not better explained by mental disorders.