NURS 327 Chapter Notes - Chapter 25: Binge Eating Disorder, Thyroid Hormones, Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor
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Unrestricted eating watchful eating increasing weight and shape preoccupation clinical. Interoceptive awareness: sensory response to emotional and visceral cues such as hunger. Common lab findings (anorexia nervosa) increased bun increased cholesterol increased liver function decreased thyroxine decreased t3 decreased estrogen. Enmeshment: extreme form of intensity in family interactions. Males: higher risk of eating disorders for late onset of puberty. Females: higher risk of eating disorders for early onset of puberty. Dichotomous/all or nothing thinking: gaining 1pound or kilogram means gaining another 50 pounds or kilograms. Magnification: i had one binge eating incident so now i am out of control. Selective abstraction: someone feeling they will only be loved if certain weight goals are reached. More prevalent than anorexia or bulimia nervosa. More prevalent in those seeking weight loss treatment and type 2 diabetes disinhibition: when the diet is broken. Pharmacological treatment chromium supplementation topiramate (antiepileptic) orlistat (gi lipase inhibitor which helps the body to excrete undigested fatty acids)