Janet is making her annual visit to the dentist. As he is examining her mouth, she senses some concern. She asks if he has found cavities, and he says no. He finally comes right out and asks if she has bulimia. What clue suggested this possible diagnosis?
a. eroded dental enamel
b. large gaps between teeth
c. teeth that are growing in crooked
d. open sores at the base of the teeth
Question 2
Which of the following symptoms is a diagnostic criteria for both anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa?
a. fasting
b. bingeing
c. excessive emphasis on body shape and weight
d. intense fear of becoming pregnant
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