Impulse Control and Eating Disorders - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@sattler8908]

From eating disorders side: I thought stomache acid was from the H+ not the Cl-? and I thought you said in an earlier slide that Amenorrhea was no longer a criteria in DSM 5 for Anorexia nervosa?

[@sunflower5749]

Outstanding video!!! Thanks.

[@lun2351]

Amenorrhea was removed from DSM 5 criteria for AN

[@PepsiT98]

These are amazing!! God bless you

[@imperiusss]

great as always. But would be good to also mention some more of the somatic symptoms and dangerious consequences of the eating disorders and also the refeeding syndrome. thank you!

[@imperiusss]

was wondering the same

[@jovanadjuric4533]

How can trichotillomania be in ocd when it's ego-syntonic? And what is their obsession if pulling hair is compulsion?

[@imperiusss]

was wondering the same

[@M.G.R...]

*17:58** - Pathological Gambling*

[@asimsaeed4735]

Mallory Weiss tears causes PAINFULL hematemesis not painless

[@omardahir1768]

Not really .. usually painless

[@riminimachunga476]

In Trichotillomania, is there a sense of pleasure or a sense of discomfort in the act?i.e. Is it ego- syntonic or dystonic?

[@lun2351]

I guess, Paul mentioned that Trichotillomania is egosyntonic. Patients with "hair-pulling disorder" feel tension before pulling out the hair and pleasure, gratification, or relief when pulling out the hair. However, this behavior can cause clinically significant distress or impairment in social functioning because of other people's attitude towards these patients. For example, these patients' classmates or colleagues can make fun of them; this may result in low self-esteem in these patients.

[@alameanat1013]

It was ego-syntonic (no doubt). DSM-5 however, adds the criterion of "repeated attempts to decrease or stop the hair-pulling behaviour" and categorize it in OCDs section. = ego-dystonic.......