Question

question 48
what is a likely health complication of orthorexia?
○ diabetes
○ hypertension
○ obesity
○ severe malnutrition

(and another question partially visible: which of the following is most likely to occur from bulimia nervosa?
○ liver disease
○ type 2 diabetes
○ organ failure
○ internal bleeding)

Explanation:

Question 47 (Bulimia Nervosa complication)

Bulimia nervosa involves purging (vomiting, laxatives) which can cause internal bleeding (e.g., esophageal tears, gastric issues). Liver disease, Type 2 diabetes, and organ failure are less direct; internal bleeding is a known complication.

Orthorexia is an obsession with "healthy" eating, often leading to restrictive diets and severe malnutrition (deficiency of nutrients). Diabetes, hypertension, and obesity are less linked; severe malnutrition matches the restrictive eating pattern.

Answer:

Internal bleeding (the option with "Internal bleeding")

Question 48 (Orthorexia complication)