S3L1: Sexual Rehabilitation Framework & Formative Q's

Question 1

Tumescence means

a. Swelling
b. Sweating
c. Lubrication
d. Uterine lifting

Answer 1

a. Swelling

Question 2

Maximal erection occurs in what phase?

a. Excitement
b. Plateau
c. Orgasmic
d. Resolution

Answer 2

b. Plateau

Question 3

Women have additional physiologic refractory period

a. True
b. False

Answer 3

b. False

Question 4

Which is not a symptom of Kluver-Bucy syndrome?

a. Amnesia
b. Hypersexuality
c. Hypophagia
d. Docility

Answer 4

c. Hypophagia

Question 5

Brain functions are usually inhibitory

a. True
b. False

Answer 5

a. True

Question 6

Lubrication in women is dependent on what hormone?

a. Estrogen
b. Progesterone
c. Stimulating hormone

Answer 6

a. Estrogen

Question 7

This increases libido

a. anti-HTN
b. Antidepressants
c. Antipsychotic
d. Levodopa

Answer 7

d. Levodopa

Question 7

How many phases are there in Master’s and Johnson’s
model?

a. 3
b. 4
c. 5
d. 6

Answer 7

b. 4

Question 7

Which pathway is triggered by imagination?

a. Psychogenic
b. Reflexogenic

Answer 7

a. Psychogenic

Question 8

Erection is predominantly

a. Parasympathetic
b. Sympathetic

Answer 8

b. Sympathetic

Question 9

Which term best describes the combination of biological urge and motivational aspects related to being sexual?
a) Sexual identity
b) Sexual orientation
c) Sexual interest
d) Sexual behavior

Answer 9

c) Sexual interest

Question 10

Which aspect refers to alterations in sensitivity or hypersensitivities in specific erogenous zones or genital sensation?
a) Sexual inhibition
b) Sexual dysfunctions
c) Changes to genital sensation or other erogenous zones
d) Genital adaptation

Answer 10

c) Changes to genital sensation or other erogenous zones

Question 11

What encompasses both mental and genital arousal, ejaculation in men, and the ability to attain orgasm along with orgasmic quality?
a) Sexual desire
b) Sexual satisfaction
c) Sexual response
d) Sexual performance

Answer 11

c) Sexual response

Question 12

What type of changes might individuals experience in terms of motor function concerning sexual activities?
a) Increased agility
b) Enhanced flexibility
c) Changes in balance and hand function
d) Improved coordination

Answer 12

c) Changes in balance and hand function

also included: ability to transfer to a bed & hold a partner

Question 13

True or False: The sexual rehabilitation framework typically encompasses practical discussions regarding the use of contraception, concerns about fertility, pregnancy, and delivery.

Answer 13

True

Question 13

Which issue may arise concerning continence during social or sexual activities and its social implications?
a) Respiratory problems
b) Cardiovascular issues
c) Bladder and bowel concerns
d) Sensory impairments

Answer 13

c) Bladder and bowel concerns

Question 13

The following are the factors associated with sexual conditions, except for?

a) Medication effects
b) Hormonal alterations
c) pain and fatigue
d) autonomic dysreflexia
e) leukemia

Answer 13

e) leukemia

Anemia

Question 14

True or False: Parenting issues specific to the disability or illness are typically addressed within the sexual rehabilitation framework.

Answer 14

True

Question 15

Which domain addresses the impact of a person’s condition on their relationships and partnerships, particularly within a sexual context?
a) Social integration
b) Emotional regulation
c) Relationship and partnership issues
d) Interpersonal dynamics

Answer 15

c) Relationship and partnership issues

Question 16

Which aspect of sexual health concerns encompasses physical presentation, disfigurement, masculinity/feminity or changes in gender roles?

a) Body image perception
b) Social comparison
c) Masculinity/femininity dynamics
d) Sexual self-esteem & self-view issues

Answer 16

d) Sexual self-esteem & self-view issues