Lecture 33Learning OutcomesDescribe pathways to eating disordersDescribe general characteristics of eating disorders (BED, AN, BN) as well and orthorexia and muscle dysmorphiaKnow which eating disorder is the mostBinge eating/overeating : Body image, Performance, Food purity weight Restriction ex. Anorexia nervosaBulimia nervosa, binge eating disorderFood restriction is a common element in the development of eating disordersTrueEating disorders3 types of eating disorders as well as EDNOS (eating disorders not otherwise stimulated/stated)AnorexiaAdolescent/femaleBulimiaCollege age femalesMale athletesBinge eating disordersMost common among male and female dietersED outcomesAnorexiaSignificantly low body weight below minimum normal rangeFear of being fat or resistant behavior to avoid weight gainBulimia: recurrent episodes of binge eatingRecurrent inappropriate compensatory behavior (laxatives, vomiting, exercise)Binge eatingEating a lot at one timeLack of control over eating during the episodeDistress over binge eatingHealth outcomesAnorexiaLack of normal menstruationOsteoporosisMuscle wastingHeart problemsHair lossLowered BMRBulimiaInflammation of esophagusElectrolyteTooth decay and stainingBinge eatingWeight fluctuationDepressionMuscle dysmorphiaRigid exerciseHigh protein dietAvoid anything that will interfere with weight programCritical of bodyBody shape is given too much importanceFear of increasing body fat/obsession with musclesNutrition 130 1st Edition Lecture 33 Learning Outcomes- Describe pathways to eating disorders- Describe general characteristics of eating disorders (BED, AN, BN) as well and orthorexia and muscle dysmorphia- Know which eating disorder is the most Binge eating/overeating : Body image, Performance, Food purity weight Restriction ex. Anorexia nervosa - Bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder Food restriction is a common element in the development of eating disorders- True Eating disorders- 3 types of eating disorders as well as EDNOS (eating disorders not otherwise stimulated/stated) o Anorexia Adolescent/female o Bulimia College age females Male athleteso Binge eating disorders Most common among male and female dieters ED outcomes- Anorexia o Significantly low body weight below minimum normal rangeo Fear of being fat or resistant behavior to avoid weight gain- Bulimia: recurrent episodes of binge eating o Recurrent inappropriate compensatory behavior (laxatives, vomiting, exercise)These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.- Binge eatingo Eating a lot at one time o Lack of control over eating during the episodeo Distress over binge eating Health outcomes- Anorexiao Lack of normal menstruationo Osteoporosis o Muscle wastingo Heart problemso Hair loss o Lowered BMR- Bulimiao Inflammation of esophaguso Electrolyteo Tooth decay and staining- Binge eating o Weight fluctuationo Depression Muscle dysmorphia- Rigid exercise- High protein diet- Avoid anything that will interfere with weight program- Critical of body- Body shape is given too much importance- Fear of increasing body fat/obsession with
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