Eating Disorders Flashcards

1
Q

Intake questions for food to ask?

A

how much did you eat Yesterday?

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2
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Purging?

A

stimulants
Laxatives
Exercising

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3
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What cognition a in eating disorders?

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Stress?

Anorexic cognitions: fear of weight gain, insight, food control.

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4
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Risks with eating disorders

A

Re-feeding syndrome

Cardiac/medical

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5
Q

What increases risk of refeeding syndrome?

A

Decreased weight
Rapid weight loss(over 2 years vs. weeks)
Severe restriction
new onset

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6
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Chronic state of starvation, how to assess?

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chronic state oMalnutrition

Postural hypotension
Hypokalaemia
Postural tachycardia
Russell’s sign

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7
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What is the most available energy source after glycogen?

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Albumin
Fibrinogen

Why you get bruising in starvation

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8
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Comorbidities of eating disorders?

A
Impulse control
Borderline -needs to be enduring and there when they are well.
Anxiety
Depression
OCD
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Borderline Personality traits?

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Immature and underdeveloped sense of self
Sense of emptiness
Abandonment - afraid of ppl leaving you?
Emotional regulation
Relationship volatility, multiple episodes
Labile mood
Impulsiveness: sex, drugs, finances
Dissociation: stress
Paranoia: stress
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10
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Bloods for eating disorders?

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FBE: leucopaenia, chronic anaemia?
UEC: CMP, K, Na
LFT: albumin

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11
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MAJOR complications of eating disorders

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Infertility
Cerebral atrophy
Osteopenia - DEXA
Muscle wasting
Kidney wasting
Gastroparesis
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12
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Acute management of Eating Disorders

A
NGT? Oral?
Call Dietician: 1500 cal
Obs, rest
Electrolyte correction
Give THIAMINE
Psych support: family, suicidality, psycho Edu,
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13
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When to use NGT? 2 reasons

A

Refusing to eat - Mental health act

If ppl ask for it.

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14
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Long term management of eating disorders

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Family based therapy
Separation/externalizing the illness

CBTe
DBT - borderline personality

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15
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Who is at high risk of eating disorder?

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Perfectionist traits
High standards of themselves
Borderline personality - emotional regulation - Bulnaemia
Attitudes to food:
Hypercritical parenting style
Childhood obesity and sexual assault
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16
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OCD vs. OCPD

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Egodistonic: OCD. (Not keeping with their personality)
Egosyntonic:OCPD (In keeping with personality)

17
Q

Prognosis of eating disorder long term

A

40% complete remission
40%: improvement
20%: same
10-15% suicide/death

18
Q

In ED with presentation of apparent eating disorder, think of?

A

Organic
Psychiatric
Static/dynamic
Risk assessment