Life Span Development Class 5 Part 3

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Medical complications of Anorexia are that a weight loss of as much as ?% of body weight may occur, and ? may develop.

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35%,
anemia

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Dermatoligical complications that can happen with Anorexia are ?/? skin do to dehydration, ?-ing of the skin, and ? which is fine hair growth.

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dry/cracking,
yellowing,
lanugo

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Cardiovascular problems that can occur due to Anorexia include ? irregularities, ?, ? when standing, and even ?-out/?-out

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heart,
hypotension,
dizziness,
passing,
black

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GI problems from Anorexia include abdominal ?, ?, or ? or ? of the bowels or intestines.

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pain,
constipation,
obstruction,
paralysis

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A problem that is specific to females in which they no longer have periods is called ?

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ammenorrhea

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As far as medical problems with Anorexia and muscles there may be muscle ? There may be abnormal growth of ? which can lead to loss of height and osteoporosis.

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weakness,
bones

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Pts with Anorexia have and estimated death rate of ?%-?% over a ten year period. Which results from ? and ? complications.

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5%-8%,
suicide,
medical

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Warning signs of Anorexia nervosa include determined ? dieting, ? after losing weight, setting ? lower weight loss goals after reaching an initial desired weight, and excessive ? which lasts 2-3 hrs per day.

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secret,
dissatisfaction,
new,
exercising

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? is binging and purging with out weight loss and this affects approx. 1-3% of adolescent girls, who are affected more.

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Bulemia nervosa

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General characteristics of Bulimics include obsession with ? and ? shape. With bulimics we do not see abnormally ? bodies.

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weight,
body,
thin

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A psychological component of Bulimia is that pts are overwhelmed with feelings of ?, self-?, and ? over their eating habits.

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shame,
contempt,
depression

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A common theme with all eating disorders is low ?

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self-esteem

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With Bulimia nervosa characteristics there is a Hx of wide ? fluctations, ?, and frequent ?

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weight,
dieting,
exercise

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Diagnostic features of Bulimia include recurrent episodes of ? eating(gorging) as shown by eating large amounts of food in a ?hr period and a sense of loss of control over ? intake during the binging episode.

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binge,
2,
eating

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Diagnostic features of Bulimia include regular inappropriate behavior to prevent weight gain such as self-induced ?, abuse of ?,?,? or by ? or excessive ?

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vomiting,
laxatives,
diuretics,
enemas,
fasting, exercise

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Diagnostic features of Bulimia include a minimum average of ? episodes a week of binge eating and inappropriate behavior to prevent weight gain over a period of at least ? months.

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2,
3

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Diagnostic features of Bulimia include consistant over concern with ? and ? of the body.

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shape,
weight

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Medical complications of Bulimia include loss of menstruation called ? Potassium deficiency which creates ? weakness, ? irregularities, and sudden ?

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amenorrhea,
muscle,
heart,
death

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Medical complications of Bulimia include irritation of skin around the mouth due to the ? coming up from the stomach when vomiting.

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acid

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Medical complications of Bulimia include blockage of the ? ducts causing dry mouth.

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salivary

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Medical problems from Bulimia from acid include damage of ?-buds, decay of tooth ?, dental ?, abdominal ?, ? hernia, and inflamation of the pancreas known as ?

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taste,
enamel,
cavities,
pain, hiatal,
pancreatitis