NURS 663 EXAM ONE ACTUAL PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ Anorexia, bulimia, BED.
Answer: Fear of gaining too much weight occurs in ____________ but
doesn't occur in _________ or __________).
⩥ 15%, weight.
Answer: Anorexia is diagnosed when a person weighs at least ______
less than their normal/ideal body _________.
⩥ high burden.
Answer: In anorexia, Low quality of life yet a __________
___________ placed on the individual and family
⩥ anorexia, restricting, dieting, exercising, 3.
Answer: In ____________Specify whether:
-______________ type: ____________, fasting, _____________ during
last ____ months
⩥ binge-eating/purging, 3.
Answer: In anorexia, specify whether:
,______________________ type during last ____ months
⩥ full, sustained period.
Answer: In anorexia specify whether ______ remission: no criteria met
anymore for _____________ __________ of time
⩥ Extreme.
Answer: Severity levels for anorexia: Mild, Moderate, Severe,
__________
⩥ Behavioral, cognitive, dynamic psychotherapy, family, and
interpersonal therapies.
Answer: Treatments for anorexia nervosa:
⩥ dynamic psychotherapy.
Answer: Most important treatments for anorexia nervosa:
⩥ irregular, EKG.
Answer: In anorexia,Assessments are both psychological and physical
evaluations: Check for ___________ heart rhythms: order _______.
⩥ none.
Answer: FDA approved meds for anorexia:
,⩥ psychological, a few hours after eating.
Answer: ________________ (therapy) and behavioral interventions
(making sure someone is with them ___ _____ __________ ________
_________ ) are core in anorexia
⩥ 4.
Answer: Number of PICA diagnostic criteria
⩥ 1. Persistent, nonnutritive, 1 month, 2
2. The nonfood substances, developmental level
3. social
4. intellectual, autism, schizo, pregnancy, warrant.
Answer: PICA diagnostic criteria:
1. _____________ eating of _______________, nonfood substances
over a period of at least ______________ (needs to be at least ____ yrs
old)
2. _________________________ is inappropriate for
_________________level
3. It's not a part of their cultural or ____________ practice
4. If eating behavior occurs with another mental disorder (
____________, ____________, ______________, ____________ ) it is
sufficiently severe to ___________ clinical attention.
, ⩥ PICA.
Answer: ___________ usually occurs in children, rarely starts in
adulthood
⩥ Intellectual disability, neglect, lack of supervision, developmental
delay.
Answer: These increase risk of PICA:
⩥ Ca, Fe, Zinc, Anemia.
Answer: In PICA, patients may be deficient in _____, _____, and
________. __________ is reported in some cases.
⩥ Clay, starch.
Answer: Eating _________ or _________ can worsen Fe deficiency
⩥ GI, lead or mercury, parasites/intestinal, deficiency.
Answer: In PICA, assess for ______ complications,
___________________ poisoning, ___________________ infection
from soil, and nutritional _____________.
⩥ Order a full physical, screen for missing nutrients
(anemia), and screen for medical issues (lead poisoning)..
Answer: Medical treatment of PICA:
2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ Anorexia, bulimia, BED.
Answer: Fear of gaining too much weight occurs in ____________ but
doesn't occur in _________ or __________).
⩥ 15%, weight.
Answer: Anorexia is diagnosed when a person weighs at least ______
less than their normal/ideal body _________.
⩥ high burden.
Answer: In anorexia, Low quality of life yet a __________
___________ placed on the individual and family
⩥ anorexia, restricting, dieting, exercising, 3.
Answer: In ____________Specify whether:
-______________ type: ____________, fasting, _____________ during
last ____ months
⩥ binge-eating/purging, 3.
Answer: In anorexia, specify whether:
,______________________ type during last ____ months
⩥ full, sustained period.
Answer: In anorexia specify whether ______ remission: no criteria met
anymore for _____________ __________ of time
⩥ Extreme.
Answer: Severity levels for anorexia: Mild, Moderate, Severe,
__________
⩥ Behavioral, cognitive, dynamic psychotherapy, family, and
interpersonal therapies.
Answer: Treatments for anorexia nervosa:
⩥ dynamic psychotherapy.
Answer: Most important treatments for anorexia nervosa:
⩥ irregular, EKG.
Answer: In anorexia,Assessments are both psychological and physical
evaluations: Check for ___________ heart rhythms: order _______.
⩥ none.
Answer: FDA approved meds for anorexia:
,⩥ psychological, a few hours after eating.
Answer: ________________ (therapy) and behavioral interventions
(making sure someone is with them ___ _____ __________ ________
_________ ) are core in anorexia
⩥ 4.
Answer: Number of PICA diagnostic criteria
⩥ 1. Persistent, nonnutritive, 1 month, 2
2. The nonfood substances, developmental level
3. social
4. intellectual, autism, schizo, pregnancy, warrant.
Answer: PICA diagnostic criteria:
1. _____________ eating of _______________, nonfood substances
over a period of at least ______________ (needs to be at least ____ yrs
old)
2. _________________________ is inappropriate for
_________________level
3. It's not a part of their cultural or ____________ practice
4. If eating behavior occurs with another mental disorder (
____________, ____________, ______________, ____________ ) it is
sufficiently severe to ___________ clinical attention.
, ⩥ PICA.
Answer: ___________ usually occurs in children, rarely starts in
adulthood
⩥ Intellectual disability, neglect, lack of supervision, developmental
delay.
Answer: These increase risk of PICA:
⩥ Ca, Fe, Zinc, Anemia.
Answer: In PICA, patients may be deficient in _____, _____, and
________. __________ is reported in some cases.
⩥ Clay, starch.
Answer: Eating _________ or _________ can worsen Fe deficiency
⩥ GI, lead or mercury, parasites/intestinal, deficiency.
Answer: In PICA, assess for ______ complications,
___________________ poisoning, ___________________ infection
from soil, and nutritional _____________.
⩥ Order a full physical, screen for missing nutrients
(anemia), and screen for medical issues (lead poisoning)..
Answer: Medical treatment of PICA:
