Types
Diagnosis and Treatment
as Educators...
100
This eating disorder is based on the person’s inability to maintain a minimal body weight within 15% of the original weight of an individual.
What is Anorexia Nervosa?
100
This is the first step in being diagnosed with an eating disorder.
What is Self-Admittance?
100
This is the place where, in the school environment, an educator can look for the signs of an eating disorder
What is Everywhere?
200
This eating disorder is based on the person’s constant binge eating, vomiting that follows the binge eating episode, and a dangerous conception of body image that that individual has.
What is Bulimia Nervosa?
200
This "eating disorder" is harder to diagnose for it is not always considered an eating disorder.
What is Binge Eating Disorder?
200
This school policy should be updated to protect the student with an eating disorder from other students.
What is Anti-Harassment/Bullying Policy?
300
This eating disorder is based on periods of extreme overeating, accompanied by the inability to stop and the feeling of loss of control of one’s self.
What is Binge Eating Disorder?
300
Give an example of another type of test that should be done, to see if the eating disorder has caused any other physical harm.
What is complete blood test; electrolyte imbalance test; protein level test; electrocardiogram and chest x-ray; test to see if there are any complications of the liver, kidney and thyroid; and a bone density test?
300
These materials in the school should be reviewed to make sure they include different people of all sizes.
What is Posters;Books; etc?
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