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1) Anorexia Nervosa is related to compulsive behavior? True False 2) Anorexia is not only an eating-disorder but also what? Psychological disorder Biological disorder Drug related None of the above 3) Over time anorexia becomes a display of what? Beauty Control and mastery Personal strength None of the above. 4) At which age does anorexia nervosa usual manifest? 20+ years Early childhood Early adolescence None of the above. 5) What causes anorexia? At this time, no definite cause of anorexia nervosa has been determined desire to be thin. Underlying biological factors Soda pop 6) What compounds the problems of anorexia nervosa? Family pressure. Poor self-image. Being from poverty. None of the above. 7) Poor family relationships creates what belief? That by "not growing up" (starving) the parent/child bonds can continue. The family will love the child more if they are thin. The child must be perfect for the parents. All of the above. 8) Why is it difficult to diagnose anorexia nervosa? Anorexics are always in a state of denial and do not know they have a problem. There are no physical symptoms aside from weight loss. Anorexia doesn't usually come in to light until after other health issues are brought up. All of the above. 9) Body weight less than ____% of the expected weight is considered minimal.? 45 75 85 10) What are symptoms of anorexia? i) the individual's refusal to maintain body weight at or above a minimally normal weight for age and height. ii) an intense fear of gaining weight. iii) self-perception is grossly distorted. iv) in women who have already begun their menstrual cycle (postmenarchal), at least three consecutive periods are missed (amenorrhea), or menstrual periods occur only after a hormone is administered. i, ii, iii. ii only. iv only. i, ii, iii, iv 11) What are affects caused by anorexia? i) Constipation and abdominal pain ii) The glandular (endocrine) system in the body is profoundly affected iii) potassium deficiency, increased urination, or decreased urination. iv) electrolyte imbalance. i only. i and ii only. i, ii, iii only. i, ii, iii, iv 12) A psychiatrist with both medical and psychological training is perhaps the best treatment provider. True False 13) Research suggests that daughters of mothers with______ histories of eating disorders may be at higher risk. histories of eating disorders may be at lower risk. jobs are more at risk.
1) Anorexia Nervosa is related to compulsive behavior?
True False
Psychological disorder Biological disorder Drug related None of the above
Beauty Control and mastery Personal strength None of the above.
20+ years Early childhood Early adolescence None of the above.
At this time, no definite cause of anorexia nervosa has been determined desire to be thin. Underlying biological factors Soda pop
Family pressure. Poor self-image. Being from poverty. None of the above.
That by "not growing up" (starving) the parent/child bonds can continue. The family will love the child more if they are thin. The child must be perfect for the parents. All of the above.
Anorexics are always in a state of denial and do not know they have a problem. There are no physical symptoms aside from weight loss. Anorexia doesn't usually come in to light until after other health issues are brought up. All of the above.
9) Body weight less than ____% of the expected weight is considered minimal.?
45 75 85
i) the individual's refusal to maintain body weight at or above a minimally normal weight for age and height. ii) an intense fear of gaining weight. iii) self-perception is grossly distorted. iv) in women who have already begun their menstrual cycle (postmenarchal), at least three consecutive periods are missed (amenorrhea), or menstrual periods occur only after a hormone is administered.
i, ii, iii. ii only. iv only. i, ii, iii, iv
i) Constipation and abdominal pain ii) The glandular (endocrine) system in the body is profoundly affected iii) potassium deficiency, increased urination, or decreased urination. iv) electrolyte imbalance.
i only. i and ii only. i, ii, iii only. i, ii, iii, iv
histories of eating disorders may be at higher risk. histories of eating disorders may be at lower risk. jobs are more at risk.
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