NURS 663 UPDATED COMPREHENSIVE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Control behavior and environmental factors, CBT therapy, daily logs, assess for
triggers - ✔✔Psych treatment of PICA:
✔✔CBT - ✔✔therapy for PICA
✔✔anxiety, going to school - ✔✔Examine if there is a trigger for eating non food items
such as ________ or ___________________.
✔✔discrete, 2 hours, loss of control - ✔✔BED requires the first two diagnostic criteria
including eating, in a _________ period of time (w/in ___ _____), AND _____________
✔✔6 - ✔✔How many diagnostic criteria for BED?
✔✔Discrete eating, loss of control, 1 week/3 months, marked distress, no compensatory
or anorexia, at least 3 - ✔✔In 2-4 words, list each diagnostic criteria for BED
✔✔3, 5, eating more rapid than usual, eating until uncomfortably full, eating large
amounts when not hungry, eating alone, feeling disgusting/depressed/guilty after -
✔✔BED requires at least ____ of the _____ following:
✔✔5 - ✔✔common for all ____ criteria of the 5 options to be met in BED
✔✔bulimia - ✔✔BED has a behavioral indicator for binge eating but ______________
does not
✔✔bulimia, not - ✔✔BED has a distress about binge eating and __________ does
_________
, ✔✔frequent dieting - ✔✔BED: Lack of purging, excessive exercise, or dietary
restrictions/extreme dieting, but _________ __________ may be reported.
✔✔bariatric - ✔✔Environment where BED is often screened for is the __________
patients electing for surgery
✔✔intended, possible - ✔✔When assessing patient's appetite (for BED), Ask: "Have
you ever eaten more than you ____________?" follow up with, "Did you feel like it
wasn't _________ to stop?"
✔✔vyvanse - ✔✔The only FDA approved med for BED
✔✔frequency - ✔✔Tell patient that the goal of vyvanse is to decrease the ___________
of binge episodes, it's not prescribed for weight loss/obesity
✔✔dry mouth - ✔✔main side effect of vyvanse?
✔✔binge eating, cognitive impairment - ✔✔Topiramate is an anticonvulsant that does
work in reducing ________ __________ and weight gain, BUT leads to ____________
______________ when dosed for effectiveness
✔✔behavior - ✔✔Anti-obesity agents: Targets appetite/weight, but not BED
__________.
✔✔Naltrexone - ✔✔____________: hit or miss, NEI says didn't work well for BED
✔✔Baclofen, psychosis - ✔✔_____________: Some evidence it reduces automatic
behavior (for BED), but can't stop abruptly due to ___________ (took NEI guy 4-5
months to titrate off)
✔✔Dasotraline - ✔✔_______________: In phase 3, dual acting DA and NE reuptake
inhibitor. For BED
✔✔3 months - ✔✔Bulimia and BED both require a loss of control, binge eating
frequency, and a duration of at least _____ ________.
✔✔30% - ✔✔In BED, body fat is greater than _____ in about half of patients
✔✔prozac - ✔✔In bulimia, patient's should be prescribed a low dose of ___________.
But if they have a comobidity like depression, they'll need a higher dose.
✔✔individual - ✔✔BED and bulimia are both treated with behavioral interventions, CBT,
dynamic psychotherapy, and ___________ therapy
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Control behavior and environmental factors, CBT therapy, daily logs, assess for
triggers - ✔✔Psych treatment of PICA:
✔✔CBT - ✔✔therapy for PICA
✔✔anxiety, going to school - ✔✔Examine if there is a trigger for eating non food items
such as ________ or ___________________.
✔✔discrete, 2 hours, loss of control - ✔✔BED requires the first two diagnostic criteria
including eating, in a _________ period of time (w/in ___ _____), AND _____________
✔✔6 - ✔✔How many diagnostic criteria for BED?
✔✔Discrete eating, loss of control, 1 week/3 months, marked distress, no compensatory
or anorexia, at least 3 - ✔✔In 2-4 words, list each diagnostic criteria for BED
✔✔3, 5, eating more rapid than usual, eating until uncomfortably full, eating large
amounts when not hungry, eating alone, feeling disgusting/depressed/guilty after -
✔✔BED requires at least ____ of the _____ following:
✔✔5 - ✔✔common for all ____ criteria of the 5 options to be met in BED
✔✔bulimia - ✔✔BED has a behavioral indicator for binge eating but ______________
does not
✔✔bulimia, not - ✔✔BED has a distress about binge eating and __________ does
_________
, ✔✔frequent dieting - ✔✔BED: Lack of purging, excessive exercise, or dietary
restrictions/extreme dieting, but _________ __________ may be reported.
✔✔bariatric - ✔✔Environment where BED is often screened for is the __________
patients electing for surgery
✔✔intended, possible - ✔✔When assessing patient's appetite (for BED), Ask: "Have
you ever eaten more than you ____________?" follow up with, "Did you feel like it
wasn't _________ to stop?"
✔✔vyvanse - ✔✔The only FDA approved med for BED
✔✔frequency - ✔✔Tell patient that the goal of vyvanse is to decrease the ___________
of binge episodes, it's not prescribed for weight loss/obesity
✔✔dry mouth - ✔✔main side effect of vyvanse?
✔✔binge eating, cognitive impairment - ✔✔Topiramate is an anticonvulsant that does
work in reducing ________ __________ and weight gain, BUT leads to ____________
______________ when dosed for effectiveness
✔✔behavior - ✔✔Anti-obesity agents: Targets appetite/weight, but not BED
__________.
✔✔Naltrexone - ✔✔____________: hit or miss, NEI says didn't work well for BED
✔✔Baclofen, psychosis - ✔✔_____________: Some evidence it reduces automatic
behavior (for BED), but can't stop abruptly due to ___________ (took NEI guy 4-5
months to titrate off)
✔✔Dasotraline - ✔✔_______________: In phase 3, dual acting DA and NE reuptake
inhibitor. For BED
✔✔3 months - ✔✔Bulimia and BED both require a loss of control, binge eating
frequency, and a duration of at least _____ ________.
✔✔30% - ✔✔In BED, body fat is greater than _____ in about half of patients
✔✔prozac - ✔✔In bulimia, patient's should be prescribed a low dose of ___________.
But if they have a comobidity like depression, they'll need a higher dose.
✔✔individual - ✔✔BED and bulimia are both treated with behavioral interventions, CBT,
dynamic psychotherapy, and ___________ therapy
