A Patient Diagnosed with Anorexia Nervosa Is Resistant to Weight

A patient diagnosed with anorexia nervosa is resistant to weight gain. What is the rationale for establishing a contract with the patient to participate in measures designed to produce a specified weekly weight gain?

A) Because severe anxiety concerning eating is expected, objective and subjective data must be routinely collected.
B) Patient involvement in decision making increases a sense of control and promotes compliance with the treatment.
C) A team approach to planning the diet ensures that physical and emotional needs of the patient are met.
D) Because of increased risk for physical problems with refeeding, obtaining patient permission is required.