What is loss of hair, moving food around plate, isolating one-self from others, reducing in-take of calories, etc
100
What is a Warning Sign of a Bulimic?
What is frequent usage of the bathroom, eating a large amount of food within a short period of time, vomiting after meals, etc
100
How is Binge Eating different from Bulimia?
What is Binge Eaters do not purge
100
What do Lexi and Jen bond over?
What is the French language, weight, exercise, volleyball, etc
100
Name two Physiological Effects of Eating Disorders
What is low self esteem/self-image, hiding emotional abuse, peer pressure, trying to fit in, etc
200
How would you help a friend you suspect could have Anorexia?
What is encouraging them to talk to someone they trust, ask them if there is something you could help them with, and/or tell a teacher/parent about the situation
200
How are the inside of a Bulimics teeth different than someone who is Anorexic? Why?
What is tooth decay
200
What is a warning sign of a Binge Eater?
What is hiding food in random spots, eating a lot in a short period of time, eating high fat/sugar/salt foods more than other types of foods to numb pain
200
What are the similarities between Jen and Lexi's fathers?
What is they are hard on their daughters success and we noticed that they can be hard to reach and unavailable at times
200
What Physiological issues was Lexi dealing with in the movie?
What is low self-esteem, wanting to fit in, etc
300
What is a physical side effect of Anorexia?
What is brittle bones, organs begin to shut down, hair loss, being under weight, etc
300
What is the cycle that Bulimics go through when they are struggling with this Eating Disorder?
What is The Binge and Purge Cycle
300
Name at least two risk factors of a Binge Eater
What is heart disease, extreme weight gain, knee/joint pain, obesity, diabetes
300
How did Jen's mother know about her Eating Disorder?
What is Lexi told her mother, who then told Jen's while giving her a sweater she said Jen left at her house.
300
The young boy from Dr. Phil displayed what Physiological issue?
What is having a history of weight lifting/exercise in the family and low self-esteem
400
What is the bodies response when someone with Anorexia becomes too cold due to his/her low body weight?
What is a thin layer of hair grows around the body for insulation
400
What is a typical body type of a person with Bulimia?
What is can be under-weight, over-weight, or average weight
400
Binge Eaters who have gained a lot of weight over a short period of time should begin an intense exercise program before they adjust their diet. True or false? If true, state why and if false, correct to make true.
What is False. Their diet should be discussed and fixed and then begin moderate exercise at first
400
What did Lexi's dad order the doctor's to do once Lexi was admitted into the hospital?
What is he ordered a feeding tube to deliver nutrients to her body because she was refusing to eat
400
Why are Eating Disorders not just a Physical issue?
What is (answers vary) emotional can turn into control, etc
500
This Eating Disorder encourages the usage of laxatives. True or False?
If True, state why and if False, correct statement to make it true
What is False - Bulimia
500
What happens to Bulimics that cause their cheeks to look fuller?
What is expansion of saliva glands when vomiting
500
Binge eaters use food as what?
What is a coping mechanism or an escape or a crutch to deal with emotional issues
500
What is a typical day of food/meals look like for Lexi? (Think about when she was talking to the nutritionist)
What is gum, water or a diet soda, veggies, some rice, about 500 calories worth of small amounts of food
500
Describe the role of Social Media and the link it has between the 7 Physiological Effects of Eating Disorders.
What is (answers vary) trying to obtain "perfect" body image, flooded with images of photo-shopped pictures causing people to think they need a certain weight to be happy or worthy