[MELANIE POTOCK] Feeding Development | Module 3 – Pediatric Feeding Disorders & Anxiety [TEST]

Physiology refers to how our body functions, including

Criteria Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder may include, but are not limited to

The following fact is false about pediatric anxiety disorders

Anxiety disorders that may be associated with pediatric feeding disorders include, but are not limited to

A panic attack can

Social Anxiety Disorder is a persistent fear of social situations and can at times, impact a child’s willingness to eat because

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is not always fear-based, but may contribute to feeding disorders because

Research shows that working with the parents of children with anxiety disorders is

Strategies for helping children who are anxious to try new foods include

A successful strategy to help children stop avoiding new foods include

“ Calm is contagious” is a phrase to describe which strategies?

Paired association means

Exposure therapy changes the way the child interacts with

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the only evidence- based therapy shown to be successful to treat

When a child’s suspected anxiety disorder is impeding function, regardless of whether diagnosed with a feeding disorder too, an essential member of the team is