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Eating Disorders Chapter 16
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Eating Disorders Many young females, especially athletes suffer from eating disorders The cause varies but includes sociocultural, psychological, and perhaps neurochemical factors
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Athlete Eating Disorders
Disordered eating habits can develop due to: Desire to improve performance Enhance aesthetic appeal of their performance Desire to meet unsuitable weight requirements
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Athlete Eating Disorders
Preventing Eating Disorders in athletes: Follow the Food Guide Pyramid Eat frequently, especially healthy snacks Establish reasonable weight goal Allow reasonable time to achieve goal weight Weight maintenance support group
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Anorexia Nervosa Characteristics:
Role of family-inability to resolve family conflicts Self-starvation-tremendous self-control to limit eating Great physical consequences-life-threatening
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Anorexia Nervosa Treatment is multidisciplinary:
Medical-stabilize patient and provide nutrition when 75% below ideal body weight and-or have electrolyte imbalance Mental health-establish positive relationships with self and others Work to repair cognitive distortions
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Bulimia Nervosa Characteristics:
Role of family-unresolved family issues Binge eating-lack of control over eating, excessive kcalories from high-fat, low-fiber and high-carbohydrate foods at once Purging after binge-laxatives and/or emetics
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Bulimia Nervosa Treatment: Weight maintenance Regular exercise
Counseling
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Binge-Eating Disorder
Unspecified eating disorder sharing some of the characteristics of anorexia and bulimia yet does not meet criteria for diagnosis Lack of self-control over eating binges Consuming large quantities of food, eating quickly, feeling uncomfortably full, eating alone, feelings of guilt and disgust after eating
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Binge-Eating Disorder
Marked distress about weight or eating Occurrence of two times per week for six months Eating disorders occur more commonly in developed nations where food and money are plentiful. Learning to appreciate the uniqueness of oneself may be the key to defense.
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