00:01 What about just Binge Eating Disorders? So we just talked about binging and purging. 00:09 This is just binging. 00:10 Binging is episodes of compulsive overeating, without any purging. 00:17 So, again, we're going to see as in binging and purging. 00:22 We're going to see that this person is compulsively eating as fast as possible, and never having the ability to feel full, or even hungry. 00:33 They're eating because they are compulsively eating. 00:37 Men and women are equally as impacted by binge eating disorders. 00:44 And what do we see when we have a patient who has a binge eating disorder? Well, what do we think we're going to see? If a person is eating a lot, and not necessarily eating what's good for them, if they are consuming as much as possible, we end up seeing high cholesterol. We end up seeing hypertension. 01:05 We end up seeing fatigue. 01:07 All of that blood having to constantly be working on trying to break down this food. 01:12 We see joint pain because these are patients who are going to be overweight. 01:17 And what does excess weight do to your bones? It puts extra stress on your knees, on your hips. 01:26 So this joint pain is real. 01:28 These patients are also going to start having Type 2 diabetes. 01:33 From this increased and constant taking in of food and the insulin that has to pour out to try and keep up with the ingestion of the food. 01:44 It leads to heart disease. 01:46 Because of this, again, this weight and the body's inability to process it all.
The lecture Binging Type (Nursing) by Brenda Marshall, EdD, MSN, RN is from the course Eating Disorders (Nursing).
Binge-type eating disorders can lead to what? Select all that apply.
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