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Cаse Study 1 - Prоvide the cоrrect numeric cоde, diаgnosis, аnd any specifiers Valerie Gaspard was a 20-year-old single woman who had recently immigrated to the United States from West Africa with her family to do missionary work. She presented to her primary care physician complaining of frequent headaches and chronic fatigue. Her physical examination was unremarkable except that her weight was only 78 pounds and her height was 5 feet 1 inch, resulting in a body mass index (BMI) of 14.7 kg/m2. Ms. Gaspard also reported having missed two menstrual periods in the past 6 months. Unable to find a medical explanation for Ms. Gaspard’s symptoms and concerned about her extremely low weight, the physician referred Ms. Gaspard to the hospital eating disorders program. * On presentation for psychiatric evaluation, Ms. Gaspard was cooperative and pleasant. She expressed concern about her low weight and denied fear of weight gain or body image disturbance: “I know I need to gain weight. I’m too skinny,” she said. Ms. Gaspard reported that she had weighed 98 pounds prior to moving to the United States 1 year earlier and said she felt “embarrassed” when her family members and even strangers told her she had grown too thin. Notably, everyone else in her U.S.-dwelling extended family was either of normal weight or overweight. * Despite her stated motivation to be at a healthy weight, Ms. Gaspard’s dietary recall revealed that she was consuming only 600 calories per day. The day before the evaluation, for example, she had eaten only a small bowl of macaroni pasta, a plate of steamed broccoli, and a cup of black beans. Her fluid intake was also quite limited, typically consisting of only two or three glasses of water daily. * Ms. Gaspard provided multiple reasons for her poor intake. The first was lack of appetite: “My brain doesn’t even signal that I’m hungry,” she said. “I have no desire to eat throughout the whole day.” The second was postprandial bloating and nausea: “I just feel so uncomfortable after eating.” The third was the limited choice of foods permitted by her religion, which advocates a vegetarian diet. “My body is not really my own. It is a temple of God,” she explained. The fourth reason was that her preferred sources of vegetarian protein (e.g., tofu, processed meat substitutes) were not affordable within her limited household budget. Ms. Gaspard had not completed high school and had a minimum-wage position, working part-time at a clerical job at her church. * Ms. Gaspard denied any other symptoms of disordered eating, including binge eating, purging, or other behaviors intended to promote weight loss. However, in regard to exercise, she reported that she walked for approximately 3–4 hours per day. She denied that her activity was motivated by a desire to burn calories. Instead, Ms. Gaspard stated that because she did not have a car and disliked waiting for the bus, she traveled on foot to all work and leisure activities. * Ms. Gaspard reported no other notable psychiatric symptoms apart from the history of inadequate food intake and excessive physical activity. She appeared euthymic and did not report any symptoms of depression. She denied using alcohol or illicit drugs. She noted that her concentration was poor but expressed hope that a herbal supplement she had just begun taking would improve her memory. When queried about past treatment history, she reported that she had briefly seen a dietitian about 6 months earlier when her family began “nagging” her about her low weight, but she had not viewed the meetings as helpful. * In the first blank, enter the correct numeric code for the disorder. In the second blank, enter the correct disorder name. In the third blank, enter all appropriate specifiers. [dsmcode] [dsmdiagnosis] [allappropriatespecifiers]
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