Eating
disorders
disorders
What is Anorexia nervosa?
Intense fear of gaining weight and/or behavior that interferes with weight gain.
What is BED?
Recurrent binge eating with distress but without regular compensatory behavior.
A binge-eating episode includes ______.
a sense of loss or control
What is Somatic symptom disorder?
Physical symptoms are present + excessive thoughts/anxiety/behavior about them.
Factitious disorder imposed on another:
Illness is produced/falsified in someone else.
What are the symptoms/signs of anorexia nervosa?
A binge includes what?
large amount of food and loss of control
What is Compensatory behavior?
Any action taken to counteract a binge or avoid weight gain.
What is illness anxiety disorder?
Preoccupation with having/acquiring serious illness, often with minimal symptoms.
What is Malingering:
Intentional symptoms for an external incentive.
What is the initial treatment priority for anorexia nervosa?
Restore nutritional/weight stability.
What is lecture distinction?
bulimia binges are typically objective; anorexia binge experiences may be more subjective.
________is a common trait in both anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.
perfectionism
Distress about symptoms is?
somatic symptom disorder
Functional neurological symptom disorder:
Neurological-like symptoms inconsistent with recognized disease patterns.
What is bulimia?
Recurrent binge eating + compensatory behavior.
Binge episodes are typically objective; binge experiences in anorexia may be more subjective, defined as what?
bulimia
Anorexia is often associated with ________ traits. While Bulimia is often associated with ___________ seeking.
Fear of disease despite reassurance/tests is?
illness anxiety disorder
Classic clue:
glove-like anesthesia or another symptom that does not follow neuroanatomy.
What is compensatory behavior?
Actions used to counter a binge/avoid weight gain (vomiting, laxatives, fasting, excessive exercise).
BED is associated with _____, but it is not the same disorder as _____.
obesity, bulimia
What is the cognitive perspective?
Distorted thoughts about body shape, weight, eating, and personal control can maintain symptoms.
What is Factitious disorder:
Intentionally produced/falsified symptoms to occupy the sick role.