Psychiatry-Sex & Gender Flashcards
Where do people exit the sexual response cycle?
Resolution
Criteria for diagnosis of female sexual interest/arousal and male hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
6+ months. Absent or reduced desire and enjoyment of sexual activity that causes distress in the person.
Flavors of female sexual interest/arousal and male hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
Global vs. situational. Lifelong vs. acquired.
Treatment of female sexual interest/arousal and male hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
Testosterone (males). CBT. Relationship counseling.
Criteria for genito-pelvic pain disorder.
6+ months. Difficulty with penetration, pain during intercourse, fear about intercourse and marked tightening of pelvic floor during penetration that causes significant distress.
Common etiology for genito-pelvic pain disorder.
Sexual abuse
Criteria for erectile disorder.
Inability to maintain an erection to complete intercourse.
Female orgasmic disorder criteria.
6+ months. Markedly delay or infrequency of orgasm that causes significant distress.
Criteria for premature/delayed ejaculation disorder
6+ months. Ejaculation within 1 minute of penetration/Marked delay that causes significant distress.
Criteria for nonconsenting paraphilic disorder
6+ months of recurrent intense fantasy. Individual acted on fantasy with non-consenting person
Pedophilic disorder
Action w/ prepubescent child
Frotteuristic disorder
Nonconsenting: rubbing against another person
Exhibtionistic disorder
Nonconsenting: Flashing
Voyeuristic disorder
Nonconsenting: Peeping Tom
Sexual sadism disorder
Nonconsenting: Whips & chains
Criteria for self-directed paraphilic disorder
6+ months of recurrent intense fantays. Fantasy urges behaviors that CAUSES SIGNIFICANT DISTRESS.
Sexual masochism disorder
Self-directed: whips & chains
Fetishistic disorder
Self-directed: feet guy or non-living objects
Transvestic disorder
Self-directed: Cross-dressing
Criteria for gender dysphoria diagnosis
6+ months. Incongruency w/expresses and assigned gender that causes significant distress.
Flavors of gender dysphoria
Children (insistence that he/she is not assigned gender, strong preference for non-assigned gender activities, strong rejection of assigned gender activities, dislike of sexual anatomy and desire for non-assigned gender anatomy). Adults (incongruence between assigned/expressed gender, strong desire to be the non-assigned gender, strong conviction that their feelings and emotions are typical of non-assigned gender)
