LEC 3 III Flashcards

1
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Sexual Sensors

A
  1. Mucocutaneous System
  2. Nipple-areolar System
  3. Pressure sensitive receptors
  4. Touch receptor of the skin
  5. Visceral Receptor
  6. Other Senses (5 senses)
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2
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The Sexual Response Cycle

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  1. Excitement
  2. Plateau
  3. Orgasm
  4. Resolution
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3
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________ occurs with physical & psychological stimulation (sight, sound, emotion, thought)

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Excitement

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4
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Just before orgasm (formation of the orgasm platform)

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Plateau

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5
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Discharge of accumulated sexual tension (shortest stage on the sexual response cycle)

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Orgasm

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6
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30 minute period during which the external and internal genital organs return to an unaroused.

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Resolution

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Excitement Phase: Women

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  1. Clitoris increases in size
  2. Mucoid fluid as lubrication
  3. Vagina widens
  4. Sex flush
  5. Erect Nipples
  6. Motor restlessness
  7. HR, RR, and BP increases
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Excitement Phase: Men

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  1. Penile Erection
  2. Scrotum thickens
  3. Testes elevate
  4. Motor Restlessness
  5. HR, RR, and BP increases
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Plateau Phase: Women

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  1. Clitoris is drawn forward
  2. Vaginal Congestion
  3. Nipple elevation
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10
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Plateau Phase: Men

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  1. Distention of the penis
  2. HR increase to 100-175 bpm
  3. RR increase approx. 40 bpm
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Orgasm Phase: Women

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  1. Uterine contractions
  2. Minimal relaxation of the cervical opening (OS)
  3. External sphincter contraction
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12
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Orgasm Phase: Men

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  1. Ejaculation of Semen
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13
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Resolution Phase: Women

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Do not go through this period so it is possible for a woman who are interested and properly stimulated to have additional orgasm immediately.

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14
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Resolution Phase: Men

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Occurs during which further orgasm is impossible.

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15
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Two Types of Female Orgasm

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  1. Clitoral
  2. Vaginal
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16
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________ orgasm originates from masturbation other non-coital acts and represents sexual immaturity.

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Clitoral

17
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_________ orgasm were the authentic, mature form of sexual behavior.

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Vaginal

18
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Occurrence of the G-Spot

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Ernst Grafenberg.
G-spot has been promoted as an area of heightened erotic sensitivity.

19
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During the 2nd half of the menstrual cycle (_____ phase) there is increased fluid ______ and ________ in the lower portion of the pelvis.

In line with this, sexual response during this time enables the woman to achieve _____ more quickly and achieve ____ more readily.

A

retention and vasocongestion

plateau

orgasm

20
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Influences of the Pregnancy on Sexual Response:
Pregnancy is another time in life when there is ________ of the lower pelvis because of the ____ supply needed by the rapidly growing fetus.

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blood

21
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For some women, increased breast ______ results in extreme breast sensitivity during ______.

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coitus or sexual intercourse

22
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Types of Sexual Orientation

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  1. Heterosexuality
  2. Homosexuality
  3. Bisexuality
  4. Transsexuality