OPT: (1). Watch for symptoms of advanced depression or anxiety disorder. Although very closely related to anorexia, depression and anxiety symptoms only go hand-in-hand. (2). People with anorexia may appear weighed down, also known as " bloated " with sunken bodies. Anorexia is associated with a lack of growth or a reduced bone density on the chest and other parts of the body. (3). It is normal for anorexia to reappear quickly in a young woman. The larger the bone group, the more weight it affects. (4). Her face may also appear sunken, with protruding cheekbones, and she may look overly pale or undernourished. Check if she seems tired, weak, or experiences fainting spells.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to recognize signs of anorexia in young girls
Note if she appears underweight, with protruding bones and a sunken appearance.
One of the major symptoms of extreme weight loss is having protruding bones, especially the collarbones and the chest bones. This is due to the lack of body fat on her body, leading to bone definition under the skin.
Answer:
(4).