IAEDP FINAL EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GUARANTEE A+
✔✔alkalosis - ✔✔metabolic ___ is the most common metabolic imbalance in a patient
with BN
✔✔true - ✔✔true/false: insufficient estrogen/projgesterone secretion are associated with
osteoporsis and bone resorption in An
✔✔increased cholesterol - ✔✔most common lab result that is seen in An
✔✔1200 - ✔✔target amount of calcium and vitamin D to achieve peak bone mass in
adolescents
✔✔1400-1800 - ✔✔current recommendations for calorie start in order to avoid refeeding
syndrome: ___ kcal
✔✔true - ✔✔true/false: osteoporosis is a potentially irreversible complication of AN
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: hyperphosphatemia and heart failure can both happen in
feeding syndrome
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: it is therapeutic for individuals with AN to refrain from exercise
until patients have maintained a target weight for 3 moths
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: a low consumption of CHO and prolonged fasting may bring
about a condition known as acidosis
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: ways to decrease bone loss include a healthy body weight,
normal nutrition, and weight-bearing and cardiovascular exercise
✔✔true - ✔✔true/false: the first four stages of IE include: 1- readiness, 2- conscious
learning and pursuit of pleasure, 3- crystallization, 4- awakening of the intuitive eater
✔✔potassium - ✔✔the major mineral causing refeeding syndrome
✔✔ipecac syrup - ✔✔the most lethal substance-involved compensatory method used by
people with eating disorders is:
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: RED-S (relative energy deficiency in sports) applies to female
athletes only
✔✔true - ✔✔true/false: consequences of refeeding syndrome include
hypophosphatemia, heart failure, seizures and death
, ✔✔reverse anorexia - ✔✔Obsessional behavior resembles anorexia, except the drive
for increased muscle mass replaces the drive for thinness
✔✔2-4 - ✔✔according to APA guidelines, the goal for inpatient weight progress is ___
lbs/week
✔✔pseudo bartters syndrome - ✔✔consequence of severe volume depletion from
chronic loss of fluids via purging of any type
- up regulation of aldosterone production
✔✔hypokalemia - ✔✔finding of significant ____ in an otherwise healthy appearing
women is highly specific for BN
✔✔nursing - ✔✔the health care provider that is responsible for data quality and
accuracy as they are often the first healthcare provider to reach the patient
- vital signs, weights, physical assessment
✔✔diabulimia - ✔✔ED characterized by intentionally withholding insulin to result in
weight loss
- weight loss occurs d/t to poor glycemic control and recurrent DKA
✔✔brain - ✔✔mental illnesses (EDs) are ____ disorders
✔✔imbalance, neurotransmitter - ✔✔psychiatrists treat ________ of _____ systems
(brain chemicals) with targeted therapies and psychiatric medications
✔✔adrenaline, noradrenaline, dopamine, serotonin, gaba, acetylcholine, glutamate,
endorphins - ✔✔name the 8 neurotransmitters
✔✔dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin - ✔✔3 neurotransmitter systems that help
regulate mood
- psychotropic medications typically work on 1 of these 3
✔✔norepinephrine - ✔✔neurotransmitter system that is related to energy, alertness,
concentration
✔✔serotonin - ✔✔neurotransmitter system that is related to memory, obsession,
compulsion
✔✔dopamine - ✔✔neurotransmitter system that is related to pleasure, reward,
motivation, and drive
GUARANTEE A+
✔✔alkalosis - ✔✔metabolic ___ is the most common metabolic imbalance in a patient
with BN
✔✔true - ✔✔true/false: insufficient estrogen/projgesterone secretion are associated with
osteoporsis and bone resorption in An
✔✔increased cholesterol - ✔✔most common lab result that is seen in An
✔✔1200 - ✔✔target amount of calcium and vitamin D to achieve peak bone mass in
adolescents
✔✔1400-1800 - ✔✔current recommendations for calorie start in order to avoid refeeding
syndrome: ___ kcal
✔✔true - ✔✔true/false: osteoporosis is a potentially irreversible complication of AN
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: hyperphosphatemia and heart failure can both happen in
feeding syndrome
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: it is therapeutic for individuals with AN to refrain from exercise
until patients have maintained a target weight for 3 moths
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: a low consumption of CHO and prolonged fasting may bring
about a condition known as acidosis
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: ways to decrease bone loss include a healthy body weight,
normal nutrition, and weight-bearing and cardiovascular exercise
✔✔true - ✔✔true/false: the first four stages of IE include: 1- readiness, 2- conscious
learning and pursuit of pleasure, 3- crystallization, 4- awakening of the intuitive eater
✔✔potassium - ✔✔the major mineral causing refeeding syndrome
✔✔ipecac syrup - ✔✔the most lethal substance-involved compensatory method used by
people with eating disorders is:
✔✔false - ✔✔true/false: RED-S (relative energy deficiency in sports) applies to female
athletes only
✔✔true - ✔✔true/false: consequences of refeeding syndrome include
hypophosphatemia, heart failure, seizures and death
, ✔✔reverse anorexia - ✔✔Obsessional behavior resembles anorexia, except the drive
for increased muscle mass replaces the drive for thinness
✔✔2-4 - ✔✔according to APA guidelines, the goal for inpatient weight progress is ___
lbs/week
✔✔pseudo bartters syndrome - ✔✔consequence of severe volume depletion from
chronic loss of fluids via purging of any type
- up regulation of aldosterone production
✔✔hypokalemia - ✔✔finding of significant ____ in an otherwise healthy appearing
women is highly specific for BN
✔✔nursing - ✔✔the health care provider that is responsible for data quality and
accuracy as they are often the first healthcare provider to reach the patient
- vital signs, weights, physical assessment
✔✔diabulimia - ✔✔ED characterized by intentionally withholding insulin to result in
weight loss
- weight loss occurs d/t to poor glycemic control and recurrent DKA
✔✔brain - ✔✔mental illnesses (EDs) are ____ disorders
✔✔imbalance, neurotransmitter - ✔✔psychiatrists treat ________ of _____ systems
(brain chemicals) with targeted therapies and psychiatric medications
✔✔adrenaline, noradrenaline, dopamine, serotonin, gaba, acetylcholine, glutamate,
endorphins - ✔✔name the 8 neurotransmitters
✔✔dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin - ✔✔3 neurotransmitter systems that help
regulate mood
- psychotropic medications typically work on 1 of these 3
✔✔norepinephrine - ✔✔neurotransmitter system that is related to energy, alertness,
concentration
✔✔serotonin - ✔✔neurotransmitter system that is related to memory, obsession,
compulsion
✔✔dopamine - ✔✔neurotransmitter system that is related to pleasure, reward,
motivation, and drive
