Diagnosis
Mechanisms
Misc
Body Image
Treatment
100

What are the three subtypes of ARFID

Sensory sensitivity

Fear of aversive consequences

Lack of interest/low appetite

100

What is the diathesis-stress model

genetic predisposition + stressors = sx development

100

What is the ED "SWAG"?

A harmful stereotype in which EDs are believed to effect only a small subset of the population, namely skinny, white, affluent, girls. EDs occur at all body sizes and affect all races, levels of SES, and genders. 

100

What is body image?

Body image refers to how an individual sees their body and their feelings with this perception

100

What are the three main ED behaviors

Restriction

Bingeing 

Purging

200

What diagnostic category does Atypical Anorexia fall into

Other specified feeding and eating disorder (OSFED)

200

What is the Tripartite Influence model?

A mediation model explaining the development of body dissatisfaction and disordered eating from sociocultural factors, including influence from peers, family, and media. The mediating variables are internalization and comparison. 
200

What is orthorexia

A proposed eating disorder dx focused on food restriction motivated by concern about the quality of foods consumed and a fixation on "healthy" eating
200

What is body neutrality

A philosophy that encourages people to appreciate their body's capabilities and value themselves beyond their appearance. It's a middle-ground approach that acknowledges that it's okay to not always love your body

200

What are some major medical complications of EDs?

Hormone irregularity

Electrolyte dysfunction

Heart problems & failure

Osteoporosis 

GI dysfunction

300

What is the differential between AN-BP and BN

Per the DSM, weight

300

What role do parents play in EDs?

There are many factors at play, diathesis-stress model, EDs are very neurobiologically influenced, not "parents fault", play a big role in tx

300

What is the Minnesota starvation study?

A study conducted in the 1940s aiming to characterize the physical and mental effects of starvation on healthy men

300

Research suggests which body image factor best predicts disordered eating?

Body image dissatisfaction

300

What are the active ingredients of exposure therapy?

Habituation

Inhibitory learning

400

What is diagnostic crossover

Diagnostic crossover is defined as longitudinal changes in feeding and eating disorder symptoms that result in movement within or between feeding and eating disorder subtypes or diagnoses over time

400

What role does the gut microbiome play in EDs?

May impact the development of eating disorders and their maintanence

400

When were anorexia and bulimia first documented? 

Anorexia - First accounts were in saints and related to seeking divine intervention

Bulimia - First accounts were in roman times when the rich would purge so they could eat more food

400

What are the principles of HAES

Healthcare is a human right for all body sizes

Care must be free from anti-fat bias

Health is a sociopolitical construct

Wellbeing is both collective and personal

400

What is the rationale for open vs closed weighing

Ideas related to exposure, anxiety, HAES

500

What are common comorbidities with eating disorders

Mood dxs, anxiety dxs, SUDs, PDs, problematic exercise, GI, etc.

500

What are some transdiagnostic factors at play in the development and maintenance of EDs?

Intolerance of uncertainty

Experiential avoidance

Cognitive and behavioral rigidity

Emotional dysregulation

500

How can we differentiate disordered eating from eating disorders?

Distress, impairment, duration/frequency of bxs, etc.

500

What is "ED noise/voice"

Related to cognitive impacts, malnutrition, egosyntonic nature of EDs, etc.

500

Describe the discourse around "terminal AN"

Patient autonomy, tx success rates, capacity, etc.

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