Jim Louise C.

Galang
BSN 2B

Activity
Eating Disorder

1. Anorexia nervosa

Nutritional treatment:

● Provide positive regard, love, and acknowledgment of ‘voice within’ guiding client with
eating disorder.
● Behaviors and lifestyle changes to regain and/or maintain appropriate weight.
● Refer to structured(behavioral) program of nutrition therapy (documented time and
length of eating period, blenderized food or tube feeding, administer parenteral
nutritional therapy) per protocol.
● Weigh at regular intervals and document results
● Develop regular exercise and stress reduction program
● Consult with dietitian or nutritional support team, as necessary for long term needs

2. Bulimia

Nutritional treatment:

● Ascertain motivation and expectations for change

● Improving self concept , while feeling safe in existing view of self
● Develop positive self esteem
● Develop regular exercise and stress reduction program
● Behaviors and lifestyle changes to regain and/or maintain appropriate weight.
● Refer to structured(behavioral) program of nutrition therapy (documented time and
length of eating period, blenderized food or tube feeding, administer parenteral
nutritional therapy) per protocol.
● Consult with dietitian or nutritional support team, as necessary for long term needs

3. Binge eating

Nutritional treatment:

● Change To a positive optimism is the key to happiness

● Be aware to your habits
● Socialize
● Get exercise
● Go find support system
● Always eat at the right time and be aware of your calorie intake
4. Pica

Nutritional Treatment:

● Know and understand what food can/can’t to be eaten

● Teach the client to self disciplined and rewarding healthy eating habits
● Prescribed medicines
● Training or changing habits by concentrating or aware on other actions

5. Rumination disorder

Nutritional Treatment:

● Rumination disorder treatment is relaxation that will help our body not to vomit and
strengthen our mind to break the habit.
● Behavioral therapy, One common trap that families fall into is unintentionally rewarding
the wrong behavior. To break common habits
● Develop exercise and reduce stress
● Make a new activity for self
● Keep yourself busy

6. Avoid/Restrictive food intake disorder

Nutritional Treatment:

● This disorder is more affected are children because many children are food picky in what
smell or don’t want to eat
● is a type of psychotherapy that is employed to treat a wide range of mental health
issues, including eating disorders. In cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), a qualified
therapist assists a patient in learning to recognize their distorted thought patterns, alter
their thoughts, and subsequently alter their behavior.

7. Purging

Nutritional Treatment:

● However, because it resembles anorexia and bulimia, the same approach to treatment is
frequently taken. Most frequently, talk treatments and nutrition advice are paired with
medication.
● The best and most popular treatment for purging disorders is cognitive behavioral
therapy. The emphasis is on the theories that underlie the disease and the purging
actions.

8. Night eating disorder

 Nutrition Treatment:

● Despite the fact that there are few research on NES, antidepressants and cognitive
behavioral therapy seem to be beneficial. A short study indicated that practicing
relaxation techniques could change one's appetite from night
● Treatment options include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), a form of talk therapy that
can assist you in changing problematic behaviors and forming wholesome routines. The
use of CBT may enable you to curb your evening appetite and eat more throughout the
day.
● Talk with friends and family a night if cannot sleep
● Get daily exercise in the morning