Question

im stuckkk

Answer 1

@Marie1738

Answer 2

If a health professional determines that your roommate is suffering from bulimia nervosa, her treatment will likely involve


nutrition education about weight loss.
tube feeding.
cognitive behavior therapy.
exercise classes.

Answer 3

@Marie1738

Answer 4

tube feeding i think

Answer 5

oh ok

Answer 6

True or false: You should tell your roommate she has bulimia and needs to get some help.

Answer 7

@YoungStudier @welshfella @Aveline @Agl202

Answer 8

@krisssssssssssss

Answer 9

Is this your sixth account? I think it might even be your seventh :)

Answer 10

Hi , can you see if i did it correctly . what are you talking about

Answer 11

true :)

Answer 12

its not false

Answer 13

@itsbribro
Again, no direct answers please.
http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 14

why would you let him/her suffer?

Answer 15

oh ok

Answer 16

You consider that your roommate might just be trying to draw attention to herself, and that this drama will pass in a few weeks. However, why shouldn’t you ignore her behavior?



Eating disorders have serious, negative physical and psychological consequences.
All of these responses are correct.
Treatment of eating disorders is most successful with early intervention.
The signs you’ve noticed may be just the tip of the iceberg; there may be many other disordered eating behaviors taking place in secret.

Answer 17

I don't think you would treat someone with a feeding tube if they have bulimia. They would probably receive therapy to talk about their issues.
As for the most recent question, don't you think eating disorders cause a lot of different issues?

Answer 18

You consider that your roommate might just be trying to draw attention to herself, and that this drama will pass in a few weeks. However, why shouldn’t you ignore her behavior?



Eating disorders have serious, negative physical and psychological consequences.
All of these responses are correct.
Treatment of eating disorders is most successful with early intervention.
The signs you’ve noticed may be just the tip of the iceberg; there may be many other disordered eating behaviors taking place in secret.

Answer 19

Read all of those options. Don't they all seem right?

Answer 20

all of these are correct ??

Answer 21

WHATSS the answer of this?

Answer 22

is it b

Answer 23

@Aveline im sorryyy

Answer 24

help me :)

Answer 25

What are you asking for help with?

Answer 26

I HAN AN ARTICLE ANd questions

Answer 27

stop tagging me in all ur annoying crap I don't like you. stop