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100 1 Stryer, Stacy Beller.
245 10 Anorexia /|cStacy Beller Stryer.
246 34 Anorexia|bbiographies of disease
246 38 Biographies of disease|banorexia
264 1 Santa Barbara, Calif. :|bGreenwood Press,|c[2009]
264 4 |c©2009
300 xvi, 167 pages :|billustrations ;|c25 cm.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
490 1 Biographies of disease series
504 Includes bibliographical references ( pages155-162) and
index.
505 0 Series foreword -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. The
history of self-starvation -- The significance of self-
starvation -- The debate surrounding anorexia nervosa --
Self-starvation existed in the biblical period and beyond
-- Religious reformation impacts self-starvation -- New
ideas about self-starvation develop -- Dr. Richard Morton
-- Dr. Robert Whytt -- Self-starvation is examined in
further detail -- Fasting during the Victorian Era -- What
physicians thought about self-starvation in the 1800s --
The forefathers of a new disease : anorexia nervosa --
William Stout Chipley -- Pierre Briquet -- Louis-Victor
Marcé -- Sir William Gull -- Charles Laségue -- 2. From
Sarah Jacobs to Twiggy : sociocultural and economic
changes over the past century -- From homemaker to teacher
: political and educational changes for women -- The
transformation from inner to outer beauty -- Petticoats to
flappers : changes in women's clothing -- From dress
sizing to dieting -- The skin as a symbol of superficial
beauty -- Sexuality transforms from personal to impersonal
-- Effect of early mass media on women -- Mass media and
the transformation of the ideal woman -- Twiggy comes into
the spotlight -- The public learns about anorexia -- Media
provides unrealistic role models -- Media plays a role in
the development of anorexia -- Media personalities are
more likely to develop anorexia --
505 0 3. Defining anorexia nervosa and how it is diagnosed --
Criteria used for diagnosing anorexia nervosa --
Similarities of the major models used to diagnose anorexia
-- Differences between the major models used to diagnose
anorexia -- What happens when someone doesn't meet all the
criteria -- Psychiatric or medical illness that may occur
along with anorexia -- Warning signs -- Making a diagnosis
of anorexia nervosa -- Anorexia must be differentiated
from endocrine disorders -- Weight loss can be the first
sign of a systemic illness -- Psychiatric conditions can
cause weight loss -- Taking a complete history---the first
step in diagnosing anorexia nervosa -- Performing a
complete physical examination is essential -- Laboratory
tests and special procedures may be needed to diagnose
anorexia -- 4. Characteristics of those who develop
anorexia -- The type of person who develops anorexia
nervosa -- The possible parental contribution to anorexia
-- Ethnicity, culture, and the development of anorexia --
How westernization influences the development of anorexia
-- Anorexia nervosa in males -- Features of anorexia that
differ between males and females -- The relationship
between sexuality and anorexia in males -- Lori's story :
the development of anorexia -- How anorexia starts -- Four
stages of anorexia nervosa -- What it feels like to be
anorexic -- Anorexics feel more in control of their lives
-- Weight loss leads to abnormal thinking and behavior --
Exercise is an important component of anorexia -- Binging
and purging -- Conflicts resurface with weight gain --
505 0 5. Medical complications associated with anorexia nervosa
-- Significant changes in many hormone levels -- Lower
levels of red and white blood cells -- Muscle and protein
breakdown -- Abuse of medications that can damage the body
-- Problems with the heart, stomach, and intestines --
Neurologic problems -- Thinning of the bones --
Complications of anorexia nervosa in adulthood -- Recovery
and prognosis -- 6. Theory of anorexia and early
treatments -- Theories and treatments during the
nineteenth century -- Psychiatry to endocrinology to
psychiatry : theories in the early twentieth century --
Family and environment : theories in the second half of
the twentieth century -- Sociocultural theory --
Developmental theory -- Addiction theory -- Biomedical
theory -- Gene theory -- Multifactorial theory -- 7.
Treatment of anorexia nervosa -- A review of current
therapies for anorexia -- The relationship between a
therapist and anorexic -- Choosing the right type of
therapy -- Psychoanalysis -- Psychodynamic and
interpersonal therapy -- Cognitive-behavioral therapy --
Family therapy -- Maudsley method -- Specialist supportive
clinical management -- Group therapy -- Nutritional
Therapy -- Self-help groups -- Major treatment settings --
Outpatient treatment -- Outpatient day programs and
partial hospitalization -- Inpatient treatment --
Inpatient therapy concentrates on weight gain --
Medications to help with weight gain -- Residential
treatment centers -- 8. Prevention and future research --
Research in prevention -- Prevention at home -- Future
research -- Timeline of anorexia nervosa -- Online
information and support for anorexia nervosa -- Glossary -
- Bibliography -- Index.
650 0 Anorexia nervosa|vPopular works.
650 12 Anorexia Nervosa.
830 0 Biographies of disease.
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