IAEDP Practice Exam Solved 100% Correct
10 sessions of CBT-E after an initial assessment are sufficient to see progress in a
patient with an ED - ANSWER-CBT-E is the abbreviation for "enhanced cognitive
behaviour therapy", and is one of the most effective treatments for eating disorders. It is
a "transdiagnostic" treatment for all forms of eating disorder including anorexia nervosa,
bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder and other similar states.
It was developed as an outpatient treatment for adults but is available as an intensive
version for day patients and inpatients. There is also a version for younger people.
Detailed treatment guides are available for CBT-E.
When working with people who are not significantly underweight, CBT-E generally
involves an initial assessment appointment followed by 20 treatment sessions over 20
weeks, lasting 50-minutes each.
CBT-E isn't a "one-size-fits-all" treatment. CBT-E is a highly individualised treatment.
The therapist creates a specific version of CBT-E to match the exact eating problem of
the person receiving treatment. CBT-E has four stages (see CBT-E map below).
10 sessions of CBT-E after an initial assessment are sufficient to see progress in a
patient with an ED - ANSWER-F
2 types of self help interventions are pure interventions and guided interventions -
ANSWER-T
4 states of IEating are 1. readiness, 2. conscious learning and pursuit of pleasure,
crystallization, and awakening of the IE. T F - ANSWER-T
50% of AN patients elevated growth hormone levels with a decrease in insulin like
growth hormone levels with a decrease in production of insulin like growth factor: a
starvation state. this impedes bone formation - ANSWER-
a 45 year old female with AN, binge eating purge subtype since her college years
presents with continued complaints of epi gastric pain and heartburn that is worse with
food intake. Shr reports no improvement with Omeprazole prescribed 3 months ago.
What is the single best thing to do next:add Sucralfate, refer to gastro for endoscopy,
obtain H pylori stool antigen , prescribe lansoprazole - ANSWER-refer to gastro
a diagnosis progesterone challenge to induce bleeding may not have bleeding which
means: - ANSWER-more profound hypothalamic-pituitary gonadotropin deficiency state
A paeint purging through diuretics may present with Azotemia and Hyperucemia. T F -
ANSWER-T
a patient purging diuretics may present with decreased pH and increased potassium. T.
F - ANSWER-
,a patient purging through diuretics may present with Azotemia and Hyperuricemia. T. F
- ANSWER-T
a patient purging through the use of prescription diuretics may present with decreased
pH and increased potassium T F - ANSWER-F
a patient purging through the use of prescription diuretics may present with decreased
pH and increased potassium T F - ANSWER-False
a patient purging with diuretics may present with decreased pH. T F - ANSWER-F
a patient using diuretics may present with decreased pH. T F - ANSWER-F
A self-report 26 item questionnaire of symptoms, causes and characteristics of eating
disorders useful in screening for ED risks and most appropriate for individuals > 16 yo's
- ANSWER-Eating Attitudes Test (EAT)
abuse of stimulant type laxatives should be treated by immediate cessation of the
laxative. T F - ANSWER-t
According to DSM V which of the following is NOT true of BN - ANSWER-BE and
compensatory behaviors both occur on avg at least once a month for three months
according to the DSM-5 which of the following does NOT belong when describing BED -
ANSWER-BED occurs, on average at least twice a week for six months
according to the dsm5 which of the following is NOT true of BN - ANSWER-the binge
eating and compensatory behaviors both occur on average at least once a month for 3
months
ACT includes both mindfulness and CBT based strategies incorporated into the nutrition
care process, with the focus on behavior change first and then letting the thoughts and
feelings take care of themselves. T. F - ANSWER-T
ACT includes both mindfulness and CBT strategies often incorporated into the nutrition
care process with the focus on behavior change first and then letting the thoughts and
feelings take care of themselves - ANSWER-T
after 5 days of provera; bleeding within 10 days - ANSWER-indicated adequate
estrogen and consistent with functional amenorrhea; a lack of bleeding is a profound
estrogen deficiency
after full criteria for anorexia has been met, a client with anorexia is considered in partial
remission if low body weight criteria has not been met for a sustained period of time but
either intense fear of gaining weight or disturbance in self-perception of weight or shape
criteria is still met - ANSWER-T
, After the first day of fasting, most of the body's stores of ___________ are depleted
which is accompanied by significant loss of ___________ - ANSWER-glycogen and
water
aldosterone is a _________________ - ANSWER-hormone that increases salt
absorption and bicarb reabsorption by the kidney to maintain metabolic alkalosis; this
whole process is to prevent dehydration in the presence of ongoing purging
among ED, mortality is most often due to suicide although complications of starvation
occur as well - ANSWER-F
An increases the risk of death by 10 times due to which factors: a: medical
complications of starvation; increased rates of suicide among patients with anorexia;
both a and b; neither a and b - ANSWER-both a and b
AN lab results that may point to a dx of an ED and more - ANSWER-
Hypercholesterolemia, hypoglycemia, prolonged QT wave, bradycardia, low WBC, low
RBC,(due to bone marrow suppression due to malnutrition) low LH, FSH, estradiol, or
testosterone, hypophosphatemia hyponatremia, osteoporosis; sympathetic nervous
system low, decreased norepinephrine; elevated liver enzymes ALT and AST due to
damage to liver due to malnutrition
AN, enhanced activation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis with increased
hydrocortisone from adrenal gland: increase hydrocortisone and decreased in its
metabolic clearance, elevated cortisol; adrenal production of male sex hormones
diminish; reduced androgen levels result in a diminished anabolic state and may
adversely affect bone remodeling causing osteoporosis - ANSWER-
AN, the term referring to the purplish coloring of the skin is carotenemia t f - ANSWER-
F. It's cyanosis
AN: physiological adaption to malnutrition Sick Euthroyd Syndrome - ANSWER-normal
or low T4, low T3, increased reverse T3 and normal TSH
ARFID is an ED associated with all but one of the following - ANSWER-avoidance of
foods based on fear of weight gain and calorie intake
as a result of the gonadotropin failure, AN will have decreased blood levels of the sex
hormones: - ANSWER-estradiol, estrone, progesterone, and testosterone;
assessing pre morbid personality features is critical when ruling out personality
disorders in patients with AN because - ANSWER-prolonged under nutrition may mimic
primary personality disorders
10 sessions of CBT-E after an initial assessment are sufficient to see progress in a
patient with an ED - ANSWER-CBT-E is the abbreviation for "enhanced cognitive
behaviour therapy", and is one of the most effective treatments for eating disorders. It is
a "transdiagnostic" treatment for all forms of eating disorder including anorexia nervosa,
bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder and other similar states.
It was developed as an outpatient treatment for adults but is available as an intensive
version for day patients and inpatients. There is also a version for younger people.
Detailed treatment guides are available for CBT-E.
When working with people who are not significantly underweight, CBT-E generally
involves an initial assessment appointment followed by 20 treatment sessions over 20
weeks, lasting 50-minutes each.
CBT-E isn't a "one-size-fits-all" treatment. CBT-E is a highly individualised treatment.
The therapist creates a specific version of CBT-E to match the exact eating problem of
the person receiving treatment. CBT-E has four stages (see CBT-E map below).
10 sessions of CBT-E after an initial assessment are sufficient to see progress in a
patient with an ED - ANSWER-F
2 types of self help interventions are pure interventions and guided interventions -
ANSWER-T
4 states of IEating are 1. readiness, 2. conscious learning and pursuit of pleasure,
crystallization, and awakening of the IE. T F - ANSWER-T
50% of AN patients elevated growth hormone levels with a decrease in insulin like
growth hormone levels with a decrease in production of insulin like growth factor: a
starvation state. this impedes bone formation - ANSWER-
a 45 year old female with AN, binge eating purge subtype since her college years
presents with continued complaints of epi gastric pain and heartburn that is worse with
food intake. Shr reports no improvement with Omeprazole prescribed 3 months ago.
What is the single best thing to do next:add Sucralfate, refer to gastro for endoscopy,
obtain H pylori stool antigen , prescribe lansoprazole - ANSWER-refer to gastro
a diagnosis progesterone challenge to induce bleeding may not have bleeding which
means: - ANSWER-more profound hypothalamic-pituitary gonadotropin deficiency state
A paeint purging through diuretics may present with Azotemia and Hyperucemia. T F -
ANSWER-T
a patient purging diuretics may present with decreased pH and increased potassium. T.
F - ANSWER-
,a patient purging through diuretics may present with Azotemia and Hyperuricemia. T. F
- ANSWER-T
a patient purging through the use of prescription diuretics may present with decreased
pH and increased potassium T F - ANSWER-F
a patient purging through the use of prescription diuretics may present with decreased
pH and increased potassium T F - ANSWER-False
a patient purging with diuretics may present with decreased pH. T F - ANSWER-F
a patient using diuretics may present with decreased pH. T F - ANSWER-F
A self-report 26 item questionnaire of symptoms, causes and characteristics of eating
disorders useful in screening for ED risks and most appropriate for individuals > 16 yo's
- ANSWER-Eating Attitudes Test (EAT)
abuse of stimulant type laxatives should be treated by immediate cessation of the
laxative. T F - ANSWER-t
According to DSM V which of the following is NOT true of BN - ANSWER-BE and
compensatory behaviors both occur on avg at least once a month for three months
according to the DSM-5 which of the following does NOT belong when describing BED -
ANSWER-BED occurs, on average at least twice a week for six months
according to the dsm5 which of the following is NOT true of BN - ANSWER-the binge
eating and compensatory behaviors both occur on average at least once a month for 3
months
ACT includes both mindfulness and CBT based strategies incorporated into the nutrition
care process, with the focus on behavior change first and then letting the thoughts and
feelings take care of themselves. T. F - ANSWER-T
ACT includes both mindfulness and CBT strategies often incorporated into the nutrition
care process with the focus on behavior change first and then letting the thoughts and
feelings take care of themselves - ANSWER-T
after 5 days of provera; bleeding within 10 days - ANSWER-indicated adequate
estrogen and consistent with functional amenorrhea; a lack of bleeding is a profound
estrogen deficiency
after full criteria for anorexia has been met, a client with anorexia is considered in partial
remission if low body weight criteria has not been met for a sustained period of time but
either intense fear of gaining weight or disturbance in self-perception of weight or shape
criteria is still met - ANSWER-T
, After the first day of fasting, most of the body's stores of ___________ are depleted
which is accompanied by significant loss of ___________ - ANSWER-glycogen and
water
aldosterone is a _________________ - ANSWER-hormone that increases salt
absorption and bicarb reabsorption by the kidney to maintain metabolic alkalosis; this
whole process is to prevent dehydration in the presence of ongoing purging
among ED, mortality is most often due to suicide although complications of starvation
occur as well - ANSWER-F
An increases the risk of death by 10 times due to which factors: a: medical
complications of starvation; increased rates of suicide among patients with anorexia;
both a and b; neither a and b - ANSWER-both a and b
AN lab results that may point to a dx of an ED and more - ANSWER-
Hypercholesterolemia, hypoglycemia, prolonged QT wave, bradycardia, low WBC, low
RBC,(due to bone marrow suppression due to malnutrition) low LH, FSH, estradiol, or
testosterone, hypophosphatemia hyponatremia, osteoporosis; sympathetic nervous
system low, decreased norepinephrine; elevated liver enzymes ALT and AST due to
damage to liver due to malnutrition
AN, enhanced activation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis with increased
hydrocortisone from adrenal gland: increase hydrocortisone and decreased in its
metabolic clearance, elevated cortisol; adrenal production of male sex hormones
diminish; reduced androgen levels result in a diminished anabolic state and may
adversely affect bone remodeling causing osteoporosis - ANSWER-
AN, the term referring to the purplish coloring of the skin is carotenemia t f - ANSWER-
F. It's cyanosis
AN: physiological adaption to malnutrition Sick Euthroyd Syndrome - ANSWER-normal
or low T4, low T3, increased reverse T3 and normal TSH
ARFID is an ED associated with all but one of the following - ANSWER-avoidance of
foods based on fear of weight gain and calorie intake
as a result of the gonadotropin failure, AN will have decreased blood levels of the sex
hormones: - ANSWER-estradiol, estrone, progesterone, and testosterone;
assessing pre morbid personality features is critical when ruling out personality
disorders in patients with AN because - ANSWER-prolonged under nutrition may mimic
primary personality disorders
