HA February 2026 webinar assessment: It’s Never Too Late: Addressing Dysfunctional Eating in an Aging Population

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* 1. Please add your information:

Name:

Academy #:

Email Adress:

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* 2. Which of the following is most likely to be a clue to dysfunctional eating in an
older adults?

A. Preference for familiar foods

B. Avoidance of social eating functions

C. Smaller portions due to poor appetite

D. Occasional constipation or diarrhea

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* 3. If you had to choose only one question, which is the most likely to open to the
door to a trusting conversation about dysfunctional eating behavior?

A. Are you afraid to eat certain foods?

B. What is your highest adult weight?

C. Is your eating different when you’re alone?

D. Do you like to exercise to burn calories?

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* 4. Which of the following is NOT an appropriate approach to dysfunctional eating in an aging population?

A. Strict calorie prescriptions are the best intervention.

B. Eating disorders can impact any person of any age.

C. If family members are willing, their support can be vital.

D. Longstanding behaviors cannot change at this life stage.

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* 5. What percentage of individuals with eating disorders are underweight?

A. 22%

B. 6%

C. 12%

D. 47%

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* 6. What is the most common eating disorder?

A. Anorexia

B. N/A – there is not a “most common” disorder in older adults

C. Binge eating

D. Bulimia

HA February 2026 webinar assessment: It’s Never Too Late: Addressing Dysfunctional Eating in an Aging Population

Question Title

* 1. Please add your information:

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* 2. Which of the following is most likely to be a clue to dysfunctional eating in an older adults?

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* 3. If you had to choose only one question, which is the most likely to open to the door to a trusting conversation about dysfunctional eating behavior?

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* 4. Which of the following is NOT an appropriate approach to dysfunctional eating in an aging population?

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* 5. What percentage of individuals with eating disorders are underweight?

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* 6. What is the most common eating disorder?

* 2. Which of the following is most likely to be a clue to dysfunctional eating in an
older adults?

* 3. If you had to choose only one question, which is the most likely to open to the
door to a trusting conversation about dysfunctional eating behavior?