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Stress and Eating Disorder in Young People
Eating Disorder
Stress
What is Stress? Stress is the physical and mental response of the body to any negative or positive changes. It is not the events that cause us stress but rather our response to it. \cite{The University of St. Andrews, 2020}. Stress overall is not bad because a little stress is needed to perform our tasks…
The Role of a Nurse in Assessing for Eating Disorders Patients
Eating Disorder
Nursing
Eating disorders affect roughly 3% of the population and the majority are women (Muscari, 2015). Eating disorders are serious conditions that negatively affect the person’s health and emotion. The exact cause of eating disorders is unknown. The most common eating disorders are anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge-eating disorder. Eating disorders can significantly impact the…
Types of Eating Disorders
Bulimia nervosa
Eating Disorder
People assume that mental and eating disorders are not a severe obstacle that numerous people encounter. Nevertheless, nowadays, adolescents are surrounded by TVshows, magazines, and billboard posters, continuously giving them a distorted representation of reality. Eating disorders are not just a habit, but a psychological problem. Adults or even young teenagers unexpectedly encounter eating disorders…
The Effect of Social Media on Body Image and Eating Disorders
Body Image
Eating Disorder
Social Media Impact
There is an epidemic spreading across the United States. Nearly 8,000,000 Americans are struggling with an eating disorder today, and half of all Americans personally know at least one of these 8,000,000. Not only is this a large section of America, but it’s also a very impressionable one, with 95% of these people being within…
Cause and Effect of Eating Disorders on Families
Bulimia nervosa
Eating Disorder
This paper summarizes the research about the cause of eating disorders and how they effect family relationships. The paper will look at four topics sociocultural factors, familial influences, individual risks, and how eating disorders affect family life. When a family is faced with a child who has an eating disorder they often are faced with…
Feeding and Eating Disorders Essay
Anorexia nervosa
Eating Disorder
Over fifty percent of teenage girls, and around thirty-three percent of teenage boys find themselves turning to unhealthy alternatives to achieve a desirable figure (Rathus, 2016). Feeding and eating disorders are recurring in any society, and they tend to affect any and every age group. There are many types of Feeding and Eating Disorders displayed…
The Psychology Behind Eating Disorders
Anorexia nervosa
Eating Disorder
Most people today think that eating disorders are the choice of the person that has it, but I think it is time to discuss the real reasons eating disorders exist, Psychology. Before I get into statistics, studies, and treatments I should explain the different eating disorders one might have. Anorexia nervosa- mostly about having a…
The Effect of Cognitive Dissonance Prevention Program Variables on Eating Disorder
Cognitive Dissonance
Disease
Eating Disorder
There are many young women in the United States who suffer from eating disorders and never get treated. Eating disorders not only detriment your physical health but your mental health as well and can even become a fatal illness if not treated. That is why it is crucial to advance research into discovering the most…
Eating Disorders and Society’s View on Woman
Bulimia nervosa
Eating Disorder
A young teen girl was admitted to the hospital for passing out in class. At the hospital she was diagnosed with anorexia nervosa. Suffering from extremely low blood sugar, her life is on the line. Eating disorders are taking over women and girls like the one in the story. The main influence that cause these…
Anorexia Nervosa: Causes and Treatment
Anorexia
Eating Disorder
Anorexia Nervosa (AN) is a complex illness that results in significant morbidity and mortality. It is a disorder with social, psychologic, behavioral, cultural and psychologic components. It is characterized by a strong fear of becoming fat, distorted body image and progressive weight loss. Bulimia Nervosa (BN) refers to an eating disorder that is similar to…