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... older patients. Specifically, child and adolescent patients may have limited abstract reasoning skills (Bravender et ...enter treatment involuntarily (Sperry, Roehrig, & Thompson, ...youth ... See full document

... binge eating disorder; BeS, Binge eating Scale; BiTe, Bulimic investigatory Test edinburgh; BMi, body mass index; BMS, Brunel Mood Scale; BN, bulimia nervosa; BSi, Brief Symptom inventory; BTHQ, Bulimia ... See full document

... of eating disorders within a ...of eating disorders structurally, as an attempt to promote boundaries between parent and child in a family dynamic defined by enmeshment and poor ... See full document

... words, patients who had experienced childhood trauma may attempt to resolve the emotional turmoil associated with traumatic events by organizing their interpersonal relationships in a way that allows some ... See full document

... outcome, i due interventi risultano del tutto paragonabili, eccetto alcune differenze: i cambiamenti sintomatologici sono più spiccati nel gruppo di pazienti trattate separa- tamente, mentre si evidenziano ... See full document

... It is important that general dental practitioners (GDPs), even if they do not undertake orthodontic treatment themselves, are aware of these risks. The GDP usually initiates the orthodontic referral and a patient ... See full document

... this association or whether it is the co- morbid psychopathologies that are common in ADHD that render these youth at higher risk, such as depression and ...conduct disorders were more likely to have an ... See full document

... the treatment (Ministério da Saúde, ...diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and maintenance of health, on the other hand, the work has sometimes been hampered by the negative view of some professionals ... See full document

... that specialized in treating patients with ED for >3 years, and have no changes in the diagnosis over a 3-year period. In addition, symptoms were evaluated ac- cording to the Eating Disorder Inventory ... See full document

... to eating disorders will be assessed using the Maudsley Addiction Profile-Health Symptom Scale (MAP-HSS) ...Opiate Treatment Index ...dental problems; damaged back of the hand; swollen glands) ... See full document

... level compared to those with NHI employee insurance due to evaluation methods. It is therefore possible that they could have more limited access to healthcare and might not receive appropriate treatment. Based on ... See full document

... spectrum disorders and comprises diagnoses present at presentation of the ED, new diagnoses during the first year of treatment of the ED and also if assessment for such a diagnosis had been suggested but ... See full document

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... the interpersonal relationship between patient and care- giver; (II) supervision, which covers the caregiver’s duties supervising the patient, such as supervising the intake of medicine or food or ... See full document

... binge eating and self-induced vomiting may be a route to suicidal behavior in binging and/or purging subtypes, while the exposure to pain through starvation from restriction may lead to suicidal behavior in ... See full document

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... ED patients with- out the typical ED symptoms as assessed with the ...most patients suffered from bulimia nervosa, with a relatively brief duration of ill- ness, and these clinical features may reflect ... See full document

... The most common changes in fluids and electrolytes occurring in bulimia nervosa are dehydration, hypokalemia, hypocloremia and alkalosis. Symptoms of dehydration, which can cause loss of volume, are hypotension and ... See full document