Sexual Flashcards
A person who experiences a persistent lack of sexual desire and finds little or no interest in sexual activity might be diagnosed with:
a) Erectile Disorder
b) Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder
c) Premature Ejaculation
d) Gender Dysphoria
Answer: b) Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder
Erectile Disorder is characterized by:
a) Inability to achieve or maintain an erection during sexual activity
b) Premature ejaculation during sexual activity
c) Difficulty reaching orgasm during sexual activity
d) Lack of sexual desire
Answer: a) Inability to achieve or maintain an erection during sexual activity
Premature Ejaculation is diagnosed when:
a) A person consistently ejaculates earlier than desired during sexual activity
b) A person has difficulty maintaining an erection
c) A person is unable to achieve orgasm during sexual intercourse
d) A person experiences painful intercourse
Answer: a) A person consistently ejaculates earlier than desired during sexual activity
Which of the following is a common symptom of Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder?
a) Difficulty achieving orgasm
b) Lack of sexual desire and reduced arousal during sexual activity
c) Pain during sexual intercourse
d) Involuntary sexual arousal
Answer: b) Lack of sexual desire and reduced arousal during sexual activity
Genito-Pelvic Pain/Penetration Disorder involves:
a) Difficulty reaching orgasm
b) Pain during intercourse or fear of pain during vaginal penetration
c) Inability to achieve sexual arousal
d) Premature ejaculation during sexual activity
Answer: b) Pain during intercourse or fear of pain during vaginal penetration
Delayed Ejaculation is diagnosed when:
a) A person experiences premature ejaculation during sexual activity
b) A person has difficulty reaching orgasm or ejaculate during sexual activity
c) A person experiences painful sexual intercourse
d) A person is unable to maintain an erection during sexual activity
Answer: b) A person has difficulty reaching orgasm or ejaculate during sexual activity
Which treatment is commonly used for Erectile Disorder?
a) Hormonal therapy
b) Viagra or other medications to increase blood flow to the penis
c) Cognitive-behavioral therapy for relationship issues
d) Surgery to adjust the size of the penis
Answer: b) Viagra or other medications to increase blood flow to the penis
Sexual Dysfunction can often be influenced by:
a) Psychological factors such as stress or anxiety
b) Only physical factors such as hormonal imbalances
c) Unfamiliarity with one’s body
d) Overuse of prescription medication
Answer: a) Psychological factors such as stress or anxiety
The most effective approach for treating Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder typically involves:
a) Medication to increase sexual desire
b) Psychoeducation and couples therapy to address emotional and relational factors
c) Surgery to enhance sexual arousal
d) Cognitive-behavioral therapy to address trauma history
Answer: b) Psychoeducation and couples therapy to address emotional and relational factors
Premature Ejaculation can often be treated with:
a) Topical anesthetics to reduce sensation
b) Medications that delay ejaculation
c) Surgery to adjust the ejaculatory reflex
d) Only psychological counseling
Answer: b) Medications that delay ejaculation
Genito-Pelvic Pain/Penetration Disorder often leads to:
a) Fear of sex and avoidance of sexual activity
b) Inability to achieve orgasm during intercourse
c) A significant reduction in sexual desire
d) A change in sexual orientation
Answer: a) Fear of sex and avoidance of sexual activity
Which of the following is a characteristic of Delayed Ejaculation?
a) Ejaculation occurs almost immediately after penetration
b) Difficulty ejaculating even after sufficient sexual stimulation
c) Severe pain during sexual intercourse
d) Loss of sexual desire altogether
Answer: b) Difficulty ejaculating even after sufficient sexual stimulation
Sexual Pain Disorders include:
a) Difficulty achieving orgasm despite adequate arousal
b) Pain or discomfort during sexual activity, such as during intercourse
c) Excessive sexual desire and intrusive sexual thoughts
d) Recurrent feelings of sexual inadequacy
Answer: b) Pain or discomfort during sexual activity, such as during intercourse
The most common cause of Erectile Disorder is:
a) Underlying medical conditions such as heart disease or diabetes
b) Psychological stress or performance anxiety
c) Age-related changes in hormone levels
d) Frequent masturbation or excessive sexual activity
Answer: a) Underlying medical conditions such as heart disease or diabetes
Which of the following is true about Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder?
a) It is always caused by hormonal imbalances
b) It is diagnosed only if the person also has pain during intercourse
c) It may result from psychological issues, physical conditions, or relationship dynamics
d) It can only be treated with medication
Answer: c) It may result from psychological issues, physical conditions, or relationship dynamics
