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The example cited in the text of saints D
starving themselves out of devotion is
A) an illustration of the binge-purge cycle.
B) not considered a historical form of
anorexia nervosa.
C) not a case of anorexia nervosa because
it involves a religious context.
D) an example of the impact of context on
symptom expression in an illness.
Among young women in today's culture, B
anorexia nervosa is generally interpreted
as
A) self-denial in order to attain a state of
euphoria.
B) an attempt to achieve an ideal state of
thinness.
C) a wish for parental attention.
D) a need to remain childlike in body build.
Select the statement that is FALSE B
regarding anorexia nervosa.
A) Victims weigh less than 85% of their
ideal body weight.
B) It is rarely associated with mortality.
C) Younger patients do not have normal
developmental weight gains.
D) Cases may be found throughout history.
1/17
,Margaret's appetite has decreased D
markedly over the course of the semester,
resulting in a weight of 100 lbs. on her 5'9"
frame. Her roommate has noticed that she
tends to wear layers of clothing even in
warm weather and frequently complains
about her weight. If Margaret were referred
for evaluation for an eating disorder, what
percent of ideal body weight would be
used as a criterion for excessive weight
loss?
A) 35%
B) 50%
C) 65%
D) 85%
Body mass index (BMI) is a way of D
expressing
A) the ratio of height and weight to percent
body fat.
B) the threshold for abnormal weight loss.
C) percent of body fat.
D) both height and weight in one measure.
Clinicians use the ______ in determining the B
weight status of their clients.
A) caloric weight index (CWI)
B) body mass index (BMI)
C) weight to height ratio (WHR)
D) body weight ratio (BWR)
Alejandra has been diagnosed with D
anorexia nervosa. Her dinner last night
consisted of 3 celery sticks, a spoonful of
hummus, half of a slice of pita bread, and a
cup of tea. Feeling full and bloated after
eating, Alejandra decided to work out on
the treadmill for 40 minutes. Which of the
following anorexia nervosa subtypes
accurately describes her condition?
A) Binging
B) Dieting
C) Purging
D) Restricting
Which of the following statements is TRUE B
of the binge eating/purging subtype of
anorexia nervosa?
Both binge eating and purging must be
present for the diagnosis to be made.
B) Binge eating, purging, or both may be
present for the disorder to be diagnosed.
C) Binge eating is often accompanied by
excessive exercise.
D) Binge eating need only occur once to
meet the diagnostic criterion.
2/17
, A particularly perplexing clinical feature of A
anorexia nervosa is the
A) individual's intense fear of gaining
weight despite emaciation.
B) person's concern over parental approval
and acceptance.
C) person's inability to articulate any food
favorites.
D) patient's willingness to binge after long
periods of starvation.
Kaylyn suffers from anorexia nervosa. She C
induces vomiting. This is called
A) bingeing.
B) emaciation.
C) purging.
D) restricting.
Three consecutive months of _______ has B
been removed from the official diagnosis
of anorexia nervosa in the DSM 5 because
it was determined that no meaningful
differences occurred between individuals
with anorexia nervosa who do and do not
menstruate.
A) weight loss
B) amenorrhea
C) purging
D) denial of emaciation
Select the statement below that is TRUE of A
amenorrhea and the diagnosis of anorexia
nervosa in the DSM-5.
A) Amenorrhea need not be present for
anorexia nervosa to be diagnosed.
B) Research demonstrates meaningful
differences in diagnosis between females
who do and do not menstruate.
C) Amenorrhea must be present for an
anorexia nervosa diagnosis.
D) Menstruation must occur monthly but
for briefer periods than usual for a
diagnosis of anorexia nervosa.
An associated medical feature of anorexia A
nervosa that might explain the tendency to
layer clothing even in mild temperatures is
lowered body temperature.
B) heightened blood pressure.
C) increased heart rate.
D) shallow breathing.
3/17
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