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__ is an eating disorder in which a person refuses to maintain body weight.
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A body weight that is __ or more below the expected minimum leads to a diagnosis of anorexia.
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__ is the absence of menstruation.
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Missing at least ____ cycles is necessary for a diagnosis of anorexia.
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__ is a strategy such as vomiting or the use of laxatives that is designed to prevent weight gain.
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Purging is often used following an eating ___.
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__ is an eating disorder in which the major symptoms are binges and behavior such as purging.
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___ are eating disorders that are under voluntary control and that involve behaviors designed to achieve a specific goal.
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The __ is a structure in the brain that is responsible for the control of appetite.
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__ is a crucial neurotransmitter in the hypothalamus that is linked to enacting disorders.
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___ is an amino acid that is converted into serotonin in the body.
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__ is a relatively rare eating disorder that is most common in children and is characterized by eating nonnutritive substances.
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__ is a rare eating disorder that is most common in children and involves repeated regurgitation.
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__ is a type of primary sleep disorder that involves problems with the amount, quality, or timing of sleep.
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__ is a type of sleep disorder that involves abnormal behavior associated with sleep such as sleepwalking.
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