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Psychiatry · Eating disorders
Sample itemWhich feature most suggests anorexia nervosa?
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The answer and the reasoning
D. Restrictive intake with intense fear of weight gain
Anorexia nervosa involves restricted energy intake, low weight or weight loss, and intense fear of gaining weight or body-image disturbance.
Option by option
A. Bingeing without concern
Bingeing alone does not define anorexia.
B. Auditory hallucinations only
Hallucinations are not the defining feature.
C. Acute fever
Fever is unrelated to diagnostic criteria.
D. Restrictive intake with intense fear of weight gain (correct)
Correct: restriction and weight-gain fear are core features.
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