Understanding Addiction and Eating Disorders

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Froggy Jumps Understanding Addiction and Eating DisordersOnline version Test your knowledge on addiction and eating disorders through engaging questions. by Imaobong Aliyu 1 What is a common characteristic of eating disorders? a Excessive exercise b Distorted body image c High self-esteem 2 Which eating disorder is characterized by binge eating followed by purging? a Bulimia nervosa b Anorexia nervosa c Orthorexia 3 What is a potential consequence of untreated eating disorders? a Severe health complications b Improved mental health c Increased energy levels 4 Which substance is often associated with addiction and eating disorders? a Alcohol b Caffeine c Vitamin supplements 5 What psychological factor can contribute to eating disorders? a Low self-esteem b Strong willpower c High social status 6 What is a common trigger for binge eating episodes? a Social gatherings b Emotional distress c Physical hunger 7 Which age group is most at risk for developing eating disorders? a Seniors over 65 b Children under 10 c Teens and young adults 8 A client with alcohol use disorder refuses to attend Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings. Which information would the nurse locate in the medical record that would explain the client’s decision? a does not believe that they are needed b client does not want anyone to know about the disorder c denies having a problem with alcohol 9 A client who routinely uses methamphetamine is withdrawing from the substance. Which finding indicates to the nurse that the client is crashing? a aggressiveness b flight of ideas c suicide ideation 10 What is the relationship between addiction and eating disorders? a Addiction only affects substance use b Both can involve compulsive behaviors c They are completely unrelated 11 The nurse is interviewing a client with alcohol use disorder. Which client statement wo a "I appreciate the help I'm getting and now I can stop drinking on my own." b "I'm usually happy go lucky but when I drink I get aggressive and angry." c "I have lots of friends that drink a lot more than I do and they have lost their jobs." 12 A nurse is implementing a brief intervention with a client who is abusing alcohol. What action will the nurse perform? a Negotiating a conversation with the client about the need to change b Helping the client change the way the client thinks about a situation c Asking the client questions about alcohol use 13 A client with anorexia demonstrates intense physical and emotional process that overrides all physiologic body cues. How would you document this finding? a Drive for thinness b Body Image Distortion c Perfectionism 14 A client is diagnosed with anorexia nervosa with perfectionism tendencies and mood intolerance. Which therapy would the nurse refer the client to? a enhanced cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT-E) b cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) c family therapy 15 A psychiatric-mental health nurse is teaching a client’s family about eating disorders. Which aspect of education should be included in the session? a Avoid only talking about weight, food intake, and calories. b Set realistic goals for eating. c Understand basic nutritional needs. 16 The nurse provides education to a client's family about the client's eating disorder, anorexia nervosa. Which statement would indicate that the education was effective? a "We will negotiate resolutions to family conflicts." b "We will eat our evening meals together with no exceptions." c "We will spend less time discussing troublesome family members." 17 A client is assessed in the clinic an intense fear of gaining weight. The nurse’s assessment reveals the client eats normal amounts of food at times and then purges to maintain thinness. Which eating disorder does the nurse identify in the client? a purging disorder b bulimia nervosa c anorexia nervosa 18 People addicted to alcohol and drugs have a rate of suicide that is what percentage higher than that of the general population? a 15 b 30 c 40 19 The nurse is caring for a client who is detoxifying from cocaine. Which intervention will the nurse prioritize? a Monitor for suicidal ideation b Implement NPO status. c Monitor for electrolyte abnormalities. 20 A client with a history of alcohol use seeks medical attention for a new onset of flushing, throbbing headache, and nausea and vomiting. Which question would the nurse ask to determine the reason for the client’s symptoms? a “Did you drink alcohol when taking disulfiram" b “When did the symptoms start?” c “When did you last ingest alcohol?”

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Understanding Addiction and Eating DisordersOnline version

by Imaobong Aliyu

What is a common characteristic of eating disorders?

Which eating disorder is characterized by binge eating followed by purging?

What is a potential consequence of untreated eating disorders?

Which substance is often associated with addiction and eating disorders?

What psychological factor can contribute to eating disorders?

What is a common trigger for binge eating episodes?

Which age group is most at risk for developing eating disorders?

A client with alcohol use disorder refuses to attend Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings. Which information would the nurse locate in the medical record that would explain the client’s decision?

A client who routinely uses methamphetamine is withdrawing from the substance. Which finding indicates to the nurse that the client is crashing?

What is the relationship between addiction and eating disorders?

The nurse is interviewing a client with alcohol use disorder. Which client statement wo

A nurse is implementing a brief intervention with a client who is abusing alcohol. What action will the nurse perform?

A client with anorexia demonstrates intense physical and emotional process that overrides all physiologic body cues. How would you document this finding?

A client is diagnosed with anorexia nervosa with perfectionism tendencies and mood intolerance. Which therapy would the nurse refer the client to?

A psychiatric-mental health nurse is teaching a client’s family about eating disorders. Which aspect of education should be included in the session?

The nurse provides education to a client's family about the client's eating disorder, anorexia nervosa. Which statement would indicate that the education was effective?

A client is assessed in the clinic an intense fear of gaining weight. The nurse’s assessment reveals the client eats normal amounts of food at times and then purges to maintain thinness. Which eating disorder does the nurse identify in the client?

People addicted to alcohol and drugs have a rate of suicide that is what percentage higher than that of the general population?

The nurse is caring for a client who is detoxifying from cocaine. Which intervention will the nurse prioritize?

A client with a history of alcohol use seeks medical attention for a new onset of flushing, throbbing headache, and nausea and vomiting. Which question would the nurse ask to determine the reason for the client’s symptoms?