Lecture 20 - Eating disorders & Theories Flashcards
Define anorexia nervosa.
Anorexia nervosa –
‘lack of appetite due to nervousness’
DSM5
Major issues: reduced food intake ‘fear of becoming fat’ and refusal to maintain minimal weight no lack of appetite preoccupation with food intense fear of obesity high mortality rate (suicide)
Medical complications:
cold to touch/bluish skin colour poor temperature regulation
low BP/feel weak, dizzy
heart arrhythmia – hypokalemia electrolyte imbalance/kidney damage Vitamin (B1) deficiency/depression hair thinning/brittle skin
downy hair growth on body
Define bulimia nervosa.
Bulimia nervosa –
‘could eat an ox’ - due to nervousness
DSM5
Major issues:
loss of control of food intake ‘fear of becoming fat’ binges/gorging purging/exercise
concern with body shape
Medical complications: electrolyte imbalance/kidney damage Vitamin (B1) deficiency/depression heart arrhythmia – hypokalemia heart muscle damage throat/mouth damage dental damage mouth ulcers swollen glands
Define Pica
Pica is the consumption of substances with no significant nutritional value such as soil, soap or ice.
What study suggests that a rise in social media = rise in eating disorders?
Becker et al.,2002
However, it isnt just a modern disease
(see slide 10 in relevant powerpoint)
Of eating disorders, what are some:
- Biological factors
- Sociocultural factors
- Family influences
- Individual drives
(see slide 11 in relevant powerpoint)
Describe anorexia treatment.
(see slide 12 in relevant powerpoint)
Describe bulimia treatment.
(see slide 12 in relevant powerpoint)
For eating disorders, describe the biological/medical model.
(see slide 15 in relevant powerpoint)
For eating disorders, describe the psychoanalytical model.
(see slide 16 in relevant powerpoint)
For eating disorders, describe the behavioural model.
(see slide 18 in relevant powerpoint)
For eating disorders, describe the cognitive model.
(see slide 20 in relevant powerpoint)
READ CHAPT 13, relevant sections.
(make notes if you want or just teach yourself on whiteboard)
READ CHAPT 18, relevant sections.
(make notes if you want or just teach yourself on whiteboard)