The rates at which binge eating disorder occurs in the general population make it the ___________________ ________ of all eating disorders in DSM-5.
A) most frequently occurring
B) least frequently occurring
C) most dangerous
D) most socially acceptable form
Question 2
A teenage girl was brought to the emergency room by her mother several times during the summer for severe abdominal pain. After many diagnostic tests returned negative results, the girl was hospitalized for observation.
Over several days, the patient's abdominal pain disappeared. However, the night before her discharge, the pain returned. A hospital security camera recorded the mother entering her child's room late that night carrying a bag from the neighborhood pharmacy. Shortly after this visit the girl's symptoms returned. The hospital staff might suspect that
A) the mother is suffering from factitious disorder imposed on self.
B) this is a case of factitious disorder imposed on another.
C) the teenager is malingering.
D) the mother is malingering.
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Select Signs and Symptoms of Feeding and Eating Disorders
The energy set-point view that is the basis of many people’s thinking about hunger and eating.
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