eating disorder stuff Flashcards

1
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disturbance in serotonin

A

bulimia

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2
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disturbance in serotonin, dopamine, or NE

A

anorexia

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3
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What are the screening forms we use for eating disorders?

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SCOFF Questionaire (2+ positive = likely)
ESP Questionnaire (Eating disorder screen for primary care)
EAT form
PHQ form

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4
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how many positives on SCOFF = likely eating disorder

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2+

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5
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Underweight child with an average BMI of 16 with low Bone mineral denisity

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classic presentation of avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder

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6
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What is the DSM-V-TR Diagnostic criteria for avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder?

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  1. Avoiding or restricting food intake (lack of interest/aversive experience)
  2. Nutritional needs not met manifested by at least 1 of the following:
    * Clinically significant weight loss/poor growth/failure to achieve weight goal.
    * Nutritional deficiency
    * Oral supplements needed to achieve adequate nutrition
    * Impaired psychosocial functioning
    Must have both of the conditions present.
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7
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adolescent white female in puberty and college age

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classic demographic of AN

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8
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Lanugo

A

AN

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9
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Sallow complexion (yellowish/pale)

A

AN

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10
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Russells sign

A

BN and AN

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11
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cardiac complications

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AN

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12
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MCC death =
suicide
electrolyte imbalance

A

AN
also could be starvation

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13
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What is the workup for all suspected anorexic patients?

A

EKG
UA (sp. gravity)
Serum labs of CMP, phosporus, magnesium, INR, CBC with diff.

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14
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What would prompt us to admit someone for AN?

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Unstable vitals OR hypothermia (< 35C/95F)
End-organ complications
Cardiac complications (HR < 30 or 40 w/ hypotension)
Psych complications (SI, acute food refusal)
Nutrition complications (Weight < 70% goal, marked dehydration, refeeding syndrome)

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15
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When are psych meds used for AN? Which ones? which ones are avoided

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Not first line, but you can use olanzapine or lorazepam or prozac ideally.
AVOID ESCITALOPRAM (QT) or VENLAFAXINE (CARDIAC)

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16
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adolescent white female of normal or slightly above normal weight

A

classic BN patient

17
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What characterizes BN?

A

Recurrent binge eating and inappropriate compensatory behaviors at least ONCE A WEEK FOR 3 MONTHS (usually vomiting).

Self-evaluation unduly influenced by body weight.

18
Q

what are the types of BN compensatory mechanisms that you always forget billie

A

could be just excessive exercise or fasting

19
Q

What are the GI complications of BN?

A

Salivary gland hypertrophy
Loss of gag reflex
GI tract dysmotility
GERD
Esophageal tears or rupture
Malabsorption
Diarrhea
Constipation
Pancreatitis

20
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What is the workup for all suspected BN patients?

A

UA
Serum labs
LFTs
CBC w/ diff
EKG
Ca
Mg
P

21
Q

first line tx for BN

A

fluoxetine
also CBT

22
Q

How do we calculate BED severity?

A

Frequency of binge eating episodes per week.
* Mild: 1-3
* Moderate 4-7
* Severe: 8-13
* Extreme: 14+

23
Q

complications include HTN, DM, CAD, HLD

A

BED

24
Q

if there are no improvement with antidepressants, what medication can you give to patients with BN

A

TCA’s