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IAEDP Practice Exam (Overview Of
Eating Disorders) Qs And As

Daignostic criteria of BN included BE and inappropriate compensatory behaviors both occurring,

on average, at least twice a week for 2 months T F ✔️✔️F BN and BED changed to once a

week over a 3 month period

Excessive exercise, alexithymia, and BPD are considered suicide risk factors in clients with ED

T. F. ✔️✔️T

which of the following traits are common in AN ✔️✔️wt loss, amenorrhea,

irritability,headache dizzy, polyuria, cyanotic (bluish color to skin from poor circulation) and

cold hands and feet, hypercholesterolemia, long QT waves, low WBC, low LH, FSH, estradiol,

testosterone ( after puberty)

two neurotransmitters play a significant role in the etiology of an ED ✔️✔️serotonin and

dopamine

According to DSM V which of the following is NOT true of BN ✔️✔️BE and compensatory

behaviors both occur on avg at least once a month for three months

,ARFID is an ED associated with all but one of the following ✔️✔️avoidance of foods based on

fear of weight gain and calorie intake

Not a symptom of AN ✔️✔️Tachycardia

many clinical features of depression are not related to the results of starvation ✔️✔️F

the highest risk of relapse in a patient with AN isa t what % IBW ✔️✔️90%

Selft help forms of CBT are not considered effective in treating BED ✔️✔️F

which statement about comorbidities associated with ED is inaccurate ✔️✔️OCD is twice as

likely in clients with BED

ED is 2nd most Lethal among psychiatric illness ✔️✔️t

DSM-5 which of the following does NOT belong in a patient with AN ✔️✔️the presence of

amenorrhea in premenarcheal females

office share, wants to transport files each week; violating which standard of ethics ✔️✔️

BED is currently not a discrete diagnosis ✔️✔️F

,client starts therapy with John; then discloses working with another therapist in town that her

mother used to see but wants to work with John but doesn't want to upset mother; John should

consider ✔️✔️providing therapy to those served by others, disclosures, multiple relationships

Environmental risk factor for BED is ✔️✔️low socioeconomic group

you work in an outpatient practice and your client is unable to eat any meals or snacks w/o

supervision; recommended level of care? ✔️✔️partial hospitalization

in individuals with BED, the BE episodes may NOT be associated with eating when hungry

✔️✔️T

High impulsivity is a trait that is more strongly linked to AN ✔️✔️F

DSM 5 which of the following does NOT belong in a patient with AN ✔️✔️the presence of

amenorrhea in premenarcheal females

2 types of self help interventions are pure interventions and guided interventions ✔️✔️T

Only medication that has regulatory approval for use in ED treatment ✔️✔️Prozac

, self help forms of CBT are not considered effective in treating binge eating disorder ✔️✔️F

A self-report 26 item questionnaire of symptoms, causes and characteristics of eating disorders

useful in screening for ED risks and most appropriate for individuals > 16 yo's ✔️✔️Eating

Attitudes Test (EAT)

Eating Disorders Examination (EDE) ✔️✔️28 self reported questionnaire; 14 yo and up assess

range and severity of features for ED eating disorder using 4 subscales (Restraint, Eating

Concern, Shape Concern and Weight Concern) and a global score.

✔️✔️

Psyschological testing ✔️✔️SCL-90, MMPI, Beck Depression scale

body weight below 85% of normal for age, ht., and gender is a medical diagnosis

___________________ ✔️✔️metabolic starvation

the most common type of compensatory behavior in BN is laxative abuse ✔️✔️F

Norepinephrie, dopamine and serotonin are neurotransmitter systems involved in the regulation

of feeding behavior and weight control ✔️✔️T

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