basics
This eating disorder is characterized y binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors.
What is bulimia nervosa?
Dental caries and enamel erosion are caused by this behavior.
what is frequent vomiting?
this type of therapy is most effective for bulimia.
what is cognitive-behavioral therapy ( CBT )
This type of therapy is most effective for bulimia.
What is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)?
typical onset of bulimia often occurs during this age group.
what is late adolescents to early adulthood?
A client with bulimia may have swelling of this gland.
What is the parotid gland?
A nurse should close monitor this after meals.
what is the client (to prevent purging)?
This SSRI is the only FDA-approved medication for bulimia.
What is fluoxetine (Prozac)?
clients with bulimia often maintain this type pf body weight.
what is a normal or slightly higher than normal weight?
what is hypotension, tachycardia , muscle weakness , or dysrhythmias?
true or false : clients with bulimia should be weight daily.
what is false (weight at the same time, same clothing , avoid focus on weight) ?
Why are SSRIs effective in bulimia treatment?
They reduce binge-purge behaviors and treat underlying depression.
name on compensatory behavior used in bulimia.
what is vomiting , laxative use , diuretics , excessive exercise , or enema ?
A Russell's sing indicates the presence of what?
scars or calluses on the knuckles from self-induced vomiting.
what is meal plan should be structured for bulimia patients ?
what is structured , regularly scheduled meal plan ?
Hospitalization is required when this is present in bulimia patients.
What is severe electrolyte imbalance, suicidal ideation, or severe health complications?
how often must binge-purge episodes occur for diagnosis ( according to DSM-5/ATI)?
at least once per week for 3 months
metabolic alkalosis an result from this compensatory behavior.
what is vomiting?
nurses should avoid this type of communication when discussing food intake.
what is authoritarian or judgmental tone?
These labs should be monitored closely in bulimia clients.
What are electrolytes (especially potassium), glucose, and EKG changes?