Quiz 2: Disordered eating Copy

Which of the following may make children more at risk for developing ARFID? (Choose 2)

Severe reflux

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Sensory problems

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Being small for gestational age

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Poor parenting

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Which of the following are true of ARFID? (Choose 2)

Being hungry is not enough of a motivator to eat

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It is a phase

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ARFID can be managed with a strict eating plan where the child’s pickiness is not indulged

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Children generally do not recover foods lost during a food jag

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What are some common themes among parents of children with ARFID? (Choose 3)

They have often seen many professionals

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They are often stressed, anxious and frustrated

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They tend not have difficulties with bonding and attachment

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They may become socially isolated

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What are the problems with ARFID in terms of sleep? (Choose 2)

Children may become nutrient deficient

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It may be associated with behaviour and boundary issues

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Children often lose significant amounts of weight

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