Definitions

Question 1

direct to consumer advertising

Answer 1

advertising and marketing drugs and bring patients to engage in our diagnosis and treatment
“ask your doctor if ___ applies to you”

Question 2

medicalization

Answer 2

nonmedical problems becoming defined and treated as medical issues and getting the classification as illnesses and disorders

Question 3

third party payers

Answer 3

insurance companies

Question 4

medical markets

Answer 4

advertising, “designer drugs”, standardization of services into product lines –> marketization

Question 5

SSRI

Answer 5

• selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor
  -psychoactive drug that includes paxil and prozac

Question 6

paxil

Answer 6

beginning of depression market of drugs

Question 7

menopause

Answer 7

loss of fertility as a result of aging in women –> production of eggs ceases

Question 8

andropause

Answer 8

age related decline in testosterone in men; fatigue; lower libido; depression
NO LOSS OF FERTILITY

Question 9

androgenetic alopecia

Answer 9

baldness: common bodily occurrence and usually symptom of underlying disease or condition

Question 10

dihydrotestosterone

Answer 10

male hormone that causes production of fine unpigmented hair common in baldness

Question 11

rogaine

Answer 11

heart disease medicine that ended up producing hair for men that experience baldness

Question 12

erectile dysfunction

Answer 12

male impotence or sexual dysfunction

Question 13

when did erectile dysfunction become biogenic issue

Answer 13

1992

Question 14

viagra

Answer 14

first non invasive medical treatment for erectile dysfunction

Question 15

ADHD

Answer 15

concerns over over diagnosis and treatment of middle aged men

Question 16

medical surveillance

Answer 16

increased monitoring of individuals who are ill, potentially ill or NOW may have genetic susceptibility

Question 17

medical control

Answer 17

therapies, medicines, surgeries, changes in behavior/body or psychic state of individual

Question 18

disability rights movement

Answer 18

made medical issue, a social issue