NUTR SCI 132 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Infant Mortality, Asteroid Family, Behavior Modification
30 Oct 2014
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Eating disorders: normal eating: eating to hunger and stopping at satiety, matches physiological needs, disordered eating is different than eating disorder: less often or less severe, in id ranges of continuum underea ting. 80% from highly educated households: incidence. *binge eating disorder: nervosa implies the psychological origins of the disorder, dsm-iv definition: Refusal to maintain normal weight for height: first description in 1689. 1960"s twiggy model increase in anorexia (mass media: currently affects 3% of college women, age of onset. Early adolescents: usually unremitting unless intervention occurs. 30% continue until death by starvation (if left untreated: rarely occurs in single episodes high risk if relapse, overall mortality (treated and untreated) Amenorrhea (fat decreased estrogen decreased menstruation stopping) Lunago (response to hypothermia, little hairs over body) Hospitalization: (in-patient) feeding in gradual process, fluids. Nutrition education in order to understand what normal eating is, serving size, balance etc. Binge-eating disorder (bed: dsm-iv: recurrent binging, symptoms:
