Mental Health and Disorders Chapter 3

What is bulimia nervosa?

• A mental health disorder characterized by excessive exercise and dieting.

• A condition marked by binge eating followed by purging.

• A type of eating disorder where individuals avoid food entirely.

• A disorder characterized by eating large amounts of food without any compensatory behavior.

What are Addictive Disorders?

• Mental illnesses where people develop a psychological dependence on certain processes or behaviors.

• Temporary habits that do not affect daily life.

• Physical ailments caused by substance abuse.

• Conditions that only affect teenagers and young adults.

How are eating disorders treated?

• Through medication only.

• Through therapy, including individual and family therapy, and taking warning signs seriously.

• By ignoring the symptoms until they go away.

• Through dietary supplements and exercise alone.

What are Substance Use Disorders?

• A mental illness characterized by the inability to stop using a substance despite negative consequences on health and life.

• A temporary condition that resolves after a short period of substance use.

• A type of physical illness caused by the body's reaction to a substance.

• A behavioral issue that only affects teenagers and young adults.

How can you find resources for mental health help?

• Ask for help finding a therapist or counselor, remember confidentiality, and talk to trusted adults for support.

• Search online for mental health resources and forums.

• Ignore your feelings and focus on other activities.

• Consult a friend who has no experience in mental health.

What is Major Depressive Disorder?

• A mood disorder also known as clinical depression that increases the risk of developing other health conditions.

• A type of anxiety disorder characterized by excessive worry.

• A personality disorder that affects social interactions.

• A sleep disorder that causes excessive daytime sleepiness.

What is mental illness?

• A health condition where negative or unhelpful feelings or thoughts become so severe they interfere with daily life.

• A temporary state of sadness that resolves on its own.

• A condition that only affects older adults and is not relevant to younger people.

• A physical ailment that can be cured with medication.

What are Personality and Behavior Disorders?

• Mental illnesses characterized by patterns of inappropriate behavior, often diagnosed in older teens and adults.

• Temporary mood swings that everyone experiences occasionally.

• A type of physical illness that affects the brain's structure.

• A condition that only affects children and adolescents.

What is disordered eating?

• A range of irregular eating habits signaling an unhealthy relationship with body image and food.

• A strict diet plan followed by athletes to enhance performance.

• A method of eating that promotes weight loss through calorie restriction.

• A type of eating disorder characterized by binge eating and purging.

What is binge eating disorder?

• Consuming large amounts of food in a short time without control over the amount.

• Eating small portions of food throughout the day.

• A condition characterized by avoiding food altogether.

• A type of eating disorder where one eats only healthy foods.