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The Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Approach to Eating Disorders
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1. The Cognitive Behavioral Therapy treatment approach may be used to treat all of the following EXCEPT:
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2. In the treatment of eating disorders, the occupational therapists role does NOT include:
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3. Getting rid of excess calories through self vomiting, laxatives, stimulants, water fasting is best described as an example of
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4. Assessing the clients motivations for treatment is done at what stage?
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5. During the initial assessment, you are gathering information from the client which includes:
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6. Continuous restrictive eating and malnutrition result in pervasive disturbances of most organ systems including:
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7. Referring to the Transtheoretical Model of Change, once a client is "ready to take action/change" and are gathering knowledge on how to start, they are in this stage
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8. A client with ED fears checking their weight and body shape in their therapist's office. Graduated exposure involves a structured approach where a person learns a relaxation technique first that can be used in each step of exposure. Another name for this is:
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9. The following treatment technique is best described as a technique designed to address faulty cognitions about weight, diet and shape:
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10. Which of the following is a common comorbidity for Anorexia Nervosa?
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