Eating disorders Flashcards
SUSS tests
Sit-up Squat-stand test
- Assesses degree of muscle weakness in those with anorexia
0= unable to carry out movements
1= Cannot carryout without using hands to help
2= Carries out movement with some difficulty
3= normal
The ____ checklist can be used to guide management of eating disorders
MEED
- Medical emergencies in eating disorders
______ questionnaire is a screening tool that can be used for eating disorders
SCOFF
- Sick
- Control
- One
- Fat
- Food
Questions in SCOFF questionnaire
Sick
- Do you make yourself sick because you feel full
Control
- Worry you have lost control over how much is eaten
One
- Recently lost >1 stone over 3 months
Fat
- Do you believe you’re fat when others say you’re too thin
Food
- Would you say food dominates your life?
Activities assoicated with high risk of eating disorders
Professional athletes
Fashion/ modelling professional
Dancers
Features of eating disorders
Rapid weight loss/ low BMI
Dieting/ restrictive eating
Social withdrawl
Fear of weight gain/ being fat
Compensentory behaviours
Psychotherapy management for anorexia in adults
Eating-disorder focused CBT
- Up to 40 sessions
Maudsley anorexia nervosa treatment for adults (MANTRA)
Specialist supportive clinical management
Psychotherapy management for anorexia in children/ young people
First line= Anorexia-nervosa-focused family therapy
Individualised CBT-ED
Adolescent focused psychotherapy for anorexia nervosa (AFP-AN)
Psychotherapy management for anorexia in children/ young people
First line= Anorexia-nervosa-focused family therapy
Individualised CBT-ED
Adolescent focused psychotherapy for anorexia nervosa (AFP-AN)
What are the NICE high risk factors for refeeding syndrome?
- BMI <16
- Little/ no nutritional intake >10 days
- Weight loss >15% over 3-6 months
- Low K/ Mg/ phosphate before feeding
What are the NICE high risk factors for refeeding syndrome?
- BMI <16
- Little/ no nutritional intake >10 days
- Weight loss >15% over 3-6 months
- Low K/ Mg/ phosphate before feeding
ICD-10 criteria for bulimia
- Preoccupation with eating
- Irresistible craving for food
- Binges
- Counter-acting fattening effects of food (purging)= vomiting, starvation, drugs
- Dread of fatness/ imposed weight threshold