Question 1

Matching
-​restrained eating

Accepted Answer

A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food 
A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food

Question 2

Binge-eating disorder affects an equal number of males and females.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

What is thought to be a primary force underlying the development of eating disorders?​

Accepted Answer

A) ​lack of will power 
B) pressure to conform to society's standard of beauty and acceptability 
C) desire to eat healthy 
D) hormone imbalance 
E) ​pressure from family 
A) ​lack of will power 
B) pressure to conform to society's standard of beauty and acceptability 
C) desire to eat healthy 
D) hormone imbalance 
E) ​pressure from family

Question 4

Eating disorders only occur in females.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Matching
-​geophagia

Accepted Answer

A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food 
A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food

Question 6

Food addiction qualifies as a distinct eating disorder.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Research results indicate that abnormal cycles in young females are related to _____.

Accepted Answer

A) delayed healing of bone and connective tissue injuries 
B) bone fractures later in life but no other health issues 
C) increased susceptibility to infections but not bone fractures 
D) delayed healing of bone and connective tissue injuries and bone fractures later in life 
E) bone fractures later in life and increased susceptibility to infections 
A) delayed healing of bone and connective tissue injuries 
B) bone fractures later in life but no other health issues 
C) increased susceptibility to infections but not bone fractures 
D) delayed healing of bone and connective tissue injuries and bone fractures later in life 
E) bone fractures later in life and increased susceptibility to infections

Question 8

Matching
-​anorexia nervosa

Accepted Answer

A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food 
A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food

Question 9

Matching
-​compulsive overeating

Accepted Answer

A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food 
A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food

Question 10

Which group of people is most likely to engage in pica?

Accepted Answer

A) elderly 
B) young children 
C) men 
D) women 
E) adolescents 
A) elderly 
B) young children 
C) men 
D) women 
E) adolescents

Question 11

How should you express your concerns to a friend who is struggling with an eating disorder?

Accepted Answer

A) Make negative comments about your body to help your friend feel better about his or her body. 
B) Avoid talking about the eating disorder and let your friend resolve the problem on his or her own. 
C) Talk with your friend privately when there is enough time to discuss the issue fully. 
D) Confront your friend and try to make him or her eat a healthy diet. 
E) If necessary,make them get treatment. 
A) Make negative comments about your body to help your friend feel better about his or her body. 
B) Avoid talking about the eating disorder and let your friend resolve the problem on his or her own. 
C) Talk with your friend privately when there is enough time to discuss the issue fully. 
D) Confront your friend and try to make him or her eat a healthy diet. 
E) If necessary,make them get treatment.

Question 12

Research indicates that the cause of bulimia nervosa is depression.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The female athlete triad includes _____.

Accepted Answer

A) pica,increased physical performance,and decreased bone mineral density 
B) eating disorders,menstrual cycle dysfunction,and decreased bone mineral density 
C) dieting to lose weight,decreased body fat,and increased endurance 
D) increased muscle mass,menstrual cycle dysfunction,and a high-calorie diet 
E) amylophagia,restrained eating,and increased blood pressure 
A) pica,increased physical performance,and decreased bone mineral density 
B) eating disorders,menstrual cycle dysfunction,and decreased bone mineral density 
C) dieting to lose weight,decreased body fat,and increased endurance 
D) increased muscle mass,menstrual cycle dysfunction,and a high-calorie diet 
E) amylophagia,restrained eating,and increased blood pressure

Question 14

Anorexia nervosa _____.​

Accepted Answer

A) ​may cause significant bone loss and impaired fertility 
B) is easily treated if treatment begins before age 16 
C) may cause an unusually fast heart rate and high blood pressure 
D) is generally identified later in females than in males 
E) ​is increasingly seen in people with type 2 diabetes 
A) ​may cause significant bone loss and impaired fertility 
B) is easily treated if treatment begins before age 16 
C) may cause an unusually fast heart rate and high blood pressure 
D) is generally identified later in females than in males 
E) ​is increasingly seen in people with type 2 diabetes

Question 15

Matching
-​pagophagia

Accepted Answer

A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food 
A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food

Question 16

What are the most likely causes of bulimia nervosa?​

Accepted Answer

A) ​depression and social anxiety,not food intake issues 
B) genetic and prenatal factors,not environmental factors 
C) abnormal mechanisms for regulating food intake only 
D) social anxiety and genetic factors 
E) ​depression and abnormal mechanisms for regulating food intake 
A) ​depression and social anxiety,not food intake issues 
B) genetic and prenatal factors,not environmental factors 
C) abnormal mechanisms for regulating food intake only 
D) social anxiety and genetic factors 
E) ​depression and abnormal mechanisms for regulating food intake

Question 17

Matching
-​binge eating

Accepted Answer

A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food 
A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food

Question 18

What should Brittany and Richard do to help Mandy?

Accepted Answer

A) Gather information about services for people with eating disorders to share with Mandy. 
B) Ignore the fact that Mandy is struggling with weight issues. 
C) Give Mandy compliments about her body to try and improve her self-esteem. 
D) Discourage Mandy from working out too much. 
E) Make an appointment for Mandy with a dietitian. 
A) Gather information about services for people with eating disorders to share with Mandy. 
B) Ignore the fact that Mandy is struggling with weight issues. 
C) Give Mandy compliments about her body to try and improve her self-esteem. 
D) Discourage Mandy from working out too much. 
E) Make an appointment for Mandy with a dietitian.

Question 19

Treatment is successful in 85% of women treated for _____.

Accepted Answer

A) pica 
B) food addiction 
C) bulimia nervosa 
D) anorexia nervosa 
E) binge-eating disorder 
A) pica 
B) food addiction 
C) bulimia nervosa 
D) anorexia nervosa 
E) binge-eating disorder

Question 20

Matching
-​plumbism

Accepted Answer

A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food 
A) lead eating 
B) ice eating 
C) cornstarch or laundry starch eating 
D) use of self-induced vomiting,laxatives,or diuretics to rid the body of food 
E) consumption of a large amount of food in a small amount of time
F)clay or dirt eating
G)purposeful restriction of food intake below desired amounts in order to control body weight
H)eating disorder characterized by extreme weight loss,poor body image,and irrational fears of weight gain and obesity
I)regular consumption of nonfood substances
J)eating disorder characterized by periodic binge eating,which normally is not followed by vomiting or the use of laxatives
K)eating disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors
L)high food consumption during the night accompanied by sleep disturbances and psychological distress
M)unhealthy fixation on eating only perceived "healthy foods."
N)often used to describe a strong desire for and binge eating of high-sugar or high-fat foods
O)children and adults who are picky eaters
P)frequent purging without binge eating
Q)uncontrolled ingestion of large amounts of food

Exam 11: Disordered Eating:Anorexia Nervosa: Bulimia: and Pica

Matching -​restrained eating

Binge-eating disorder affects an equal number of males and females.

What is thought to be a primary force underlying the development of eating disorders?​

Eating disorders only occur in females.​

Matching -​geophagia

Food addiction qualifies as a distinct eating disorder.​

Research results indicate that abnormal cycles in young females are related to _____.

Matching -​anorexia nervosa

Matching -​compulsive overeating

Which group of people is most likely to engage in pica?

How should you express your concerns to a friend who is struggling with an eating disorder?

Research indicates that the cause of bulimia nervosa is depression.

The female athlete triad includes _____.

Anorexia nervosa _____.​

Matching -​pagophagia

What are the most likely causes of bulimia nervosa?​

Matching -​binge eating

What should Brittany and Richard do to help Mandy?

Treatment is successful in 85% of women treated for _____.

Matching -​plumbism

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The Inside Story about Nutrition and Health

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Healthy Diets: the Dietary Guidelines: MyPlate: and More

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Obesity to Underweight: The Highs and Lows of Weight Status

Weight Control: The Myths and Realities

Useful Facts about Sugars: Starches: and Fiber

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Fats and Cholesterol in Health

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Filters

Matching -restrained eating

What is thought to be a primary force underlying the development of eating disorders?

Eating disorders only occur in females.

Matching -geophagia

Food addiction qualifies as a distinct eating disorder.

Matching -anorexia nervosa

Matching -compulsive overeating

Anorexia nervosa _____.

Matching -pagophagia

What are the most likely causes of bulimia nervosa?

Matching -binge eating

Matching -plumbism