The anorexic adolescent challenges to nursing

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There were times where everything was going great, but there was that feeling of insecurity that something would soon go wrong, and I would become depressed once again. But by the time I realized what I had been doing wrong a senior in High Schoolit was too late and the only friend I had left was just considered my "friend" to me because I didnt have anyone else.

I have always been extremely shy, but when times were good and I had at least a few friends, I found it so much easier to be more friendly and introduce myself around people. But my 3 roomates made the situation worse. One was depressed and overweight, she never spoke, had no social skills and only left the room to go to work.

The other one was bulemic- she would eat enormous amounts, throw up and then tell me about it after she did it.

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She would also fill her wall with pictures of anorexics and keep an online blog about how little she ate or how many times she threw up. My other roomate became I guess my "best friend" of the group.

Although I liked the school itself, she made me feel hatred toward the people and everything associated with it. But none of them wanted to go out, so I too stayed in our dorm room all the time. Now it is sophmore year, one of those girls transferred, and the other two are in singles.

I have a new roomate from the virgin islands. Shes really nice and we get along great but we have virtually nothing in common with each other. My weeks at school basically consist of nothing, I work out daily, get mostly "A"s, and eat extremely healthy.

I sleep way too much, though till Because I have no friends, I lack confidence. I think, "why would anyone want to be friends with someone who has none. I go to one of the top 40 universities in the US, and I want to be successful so bad but lack the social skills.

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While anorexia nervosa is a widely researched topic, the writer found there to be limited research into difficulties nursing staff are faced with when caring for the anorexic adolescent.

Aim: The purpose of this literature review is to explore the challenges presented to nursing staff when caring for an adolescent suffering from anorexia nervosa. The focus of nursing care with respect to these themes shifted during the phases of recovery.

CONCLUSIONS: Based on patients' experiences a theoretical model is developed describing effective nursing care of adolescents diagnosed with anorexia nervosa. is and in to a was not you i of it the be he his but for are this that by on at they with which she or from had we will have an what been one if would who has her.

Adolescent Behaviors and the Challenges in Society Today Donna M. Hufnagle Liberty University 8/ / Abstract Increased awareness needs to be established so that adults can be aware of adolescent behaviors and challenges in our society today. difficulties nursing staff are faced with when caring for the anorexic adolescent.

Aim: The purpose of this literature review is to explore the challenges presented to nursing staff when caring for an adolescent suffering from anorexia nervosa.