Description
Trends & Risks
Psychological Effects
Behavioral Effects
Treatment & Resources
100

Individuals with this disorder experience significant weight fluctuations

bulimia nervosa

100

What age group is affected most by bulimia and anorexia?

Teens

100

What eating disorder causes a person to feel satisfied when they purge?

Bulimia nervosa

100

What do binge-eaters do when they are alone?

gorge

100

What is the first step to recovering from an eating disorder?

admitting you have one

200

An eating disorder characterized by an obsessive dears to lose weight by not eating

anorexia nervosa

200

What are some health risk of anorexia?

Fatigue, stomach pains, osteopenia (below average bone marrow density), and liver damage.

200

What other mental illness is usually associated with eating disorders?

Depression
200

What are anorexic people obsessed with when eating?

Nutrition facts

200

What type of treatment has potential risks for the taker?

pharmaceutical medication

300

True or False? Taking laxatives and overexercising are warning signs/symptoms of an eating disorder.

True

300

What is the most common eating disorder in the US?

binge-eating disorder

300

What are psychological effects of binge eating?

Grief, disgust, and self-hatred about their eating behaviors are some of the many psychological effects of this eating disorder.

300

What eating disorder cause someone to take long bathroom trips?

bulimia

300

Recent studies showed that people with this type of disorder that underwent a 12-week self-guided program did not go back to their original eating habits.

binge eating

400

People with this disorder lose control of what they eat and the amount at which they consume food.

binge-eating disorder

400

Extreme cases of bulimia can cause the stomach to do what?

Rupture

400

Anorexia causes a person to constantly think...

that he/she is overweight.

400

Anorexic people tend to do a lot of this thinking they need to get rid of their caloric intake.

exercise

400

This is the most common type of therapy for virtually all types of eating disorders

psychotherapy (cognitive therapy)