Eating disorders Flashcards
List a screenin tool to use for eating disorders
SCOFF
Do you make yourself sick
Do you worry you have lost all control over how much you eat
Have you recently lost more than one stone (14 lbs) in a 1 month period
Do you believe yourself to be fat while others say you are too thin
Would you say food dominates your life
List five things on physical exam you may see in eating disorders
Low Weight
Low BMI
Bradycardia
Hypotension
Dental erosions
Marks to knuckles
Palor
Lanugo hair
What are some types of eating disorders (list three and their differences)
- Anorexia: Restriction or energy relative to requirements with low body weight and fear of gaining weight
(Can be restricting or purghing) - Bulemia: Binge eating with compensatory behavior (vomiting, exercising, laxatives etc) with image issues around weight
-Has to happen at least once per week for 3 months - Eating disorder NOS
- Binge eating disorder-Loss of control over what you are eating
- Avoidant/Restrive Food intake disorder-Doesn’t have the low body weight that anorexia has
Amenorrhea is no longer required for diagnosis
What do dx a thin gymnast who doesn’t have her period
Relative energy deficiency in Sport (no longer female athlete triad)
List some common co morbidities
anxiety
OCD
Personality disorder
Depression
What would you tell a family about prognosis of this condition
Highest mortality of all psych disorders
Risk factors
Dieting in childhood
PRessure about weight
Sports
family history
Substance abuse
Psychiatric illness
What BMI constitutes Mind Moderate and severe and extreme eating disorders
> 17=Mild
16-17=Moderate
15-16=Severe
<15=extreme
What referrals could you make
Dietician
Group counseling
Family counseling**
ON line training
CBT
Yoga
Eating disorders clinic
ED if any metabolic abnormalities or unstable
General treatments:
Family counseling
Dietician
Monitor closely
Target weight
What investigations would you get
CBC
Extended lyste with phosphate
LFTs
TSH
Lipids
HCG
ECG
BMD
Echo
Risk factors for refeeding and how to prevent
little or no intake for >10 days
Abnormal lytes
Rapid wt. loss
Admit
Monitor lytes and cluids
Refeed slowly
Pharm management for Anorexia
SSRI (usually just for comorbid anxiety or depression but they probably have that so ends up being most people)
No SNRI or bupropion
Pharm treatment for bulemia
Fluoxetine
Consider olanzapine for intrusive thoughts
DDX for wt loss
Malignancy
Diabetes
Hyperthyroid
Celiac