Anorexia or Bulimia?
The main symptom of this diagnosis is restriction due to body image distress.
What is anorexia nervosa?
This is the main symptom of binge-eating disorder.
What is binge eating?
This is the main symptom of ARFID.
What is restriction?
Pica is characterized by eating this.
What is a nonfood substance?
The "OS" in OSFED stands for this.
What is "Other Specified"?
The primary characteristics of bulimia nervosa are recurring compensatory behaviors and this.
What is binge eating?
During a binge episode, individuals may eat alone due to what?
What is embarrassment?
Those with ARFID typically avoid food due to sensory issues, aversive experiences like choking, or this.
What is lack of interest?
Rumination disorder is characterized by this behavior.
What is regurgitation?
Atypical anorexia does not meet criteria for anorexia nervosa based on this measurment.
What is BMI?
Anorexia nervosa has 2 specified types: restricting type and this.
What is binge/purge type?
BED is one of the most prevalent eating disorders and was officially recognized in the DSM-5 in this year.
What is 2013?
In addition to ADHD, this is a common co-occurring diagnosis with ARFID, as individuals with this diagnosis often experience sensory challenges.
What is autism spectrum disorder?
Pica is sometimes associated with food insecurity or this.
What is vitamin deficiency?
Compensatory behaviors in the absence of binge episodes is known as this.
What is purging disorder?
Individuals with this diagnosis are more likely to experience esophageal tears or laxative dependence.
What is bulimia nervosa?
This is a type of binge characterized by seeking novelty, sensory stimulation, or distraction from loneliness.
What is boredom?
While uncommon for most EDs, ARFID is more likely to present as early as this developmental period.
What is infancy?
Roughly one-third of this population is diagnosed with pica.
What are pregnant women?
Not officially in the DSM, this form of disordered eating involves intense concern over the health of ingredients.
What is orthorexia?
While different, both anorexia and bulimia can lead to amenorhea, or a loss of this.
What is a period?
Brain networks thought to be associated with binging include reward processing and this.
What is impulse control?
Certain individuals with ARFID experience difficulty picking up on bodily cues, also known as this.
What is interoception?
Rumination disorder is often misdiagnosed as vomiting disorder or this other medical condition.
What is GERD?
Adolescents with OSFED are just as likely to experience this as adolescents with anorexia nervosa.
What is hospitalization?