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Sexual Dysfunction Flashcards

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Paraphilias

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  • Recurrent, intense arousing fantasies, urges, behaviors that involve
  1. non human objects
  2. suffering, humiliation
  3. non consenting ppl
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Dx of Paraphilia

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  • must have acted on fantasy without distress
  • many are reluctant to disclose behavior
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Types of Paraphilias

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  1. fetishism
  2. transvestic fetishism
  3. voeurism
  4. exhibitionism
  5. sadism
  6. masochism
  7. pedophilia
  8. frotteurism
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Fetishism

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  • fantasies involving inanimate objects for sexual gratification
  • masturbate while touching object

ex: hair, ears, underpants, shoes, prefume all associated with opposite sex

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Cause for Fetishism

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Classical conditioning and social learning: items become eroticized via association with sex

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Transvestic Fetishism

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  • Fantasies cross-dressing as female
  • caused by masturbation while wearing womens clothing during adolescence
  • attracted by woman on the outside and the inside
  • mostly hetero men
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Voyeurism

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  • Peeping toms
  • Fantasies observing unknowing others undressing, having sex
  • men tuned on by nude women, privacy surrounding sexual activity increases curiosity, male feels inadequate
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Exhibitionism

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  • flasher
  • indecent exposure of genitals
  • shock is arousing
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Sadism

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  • fantasies inflicting psychological/physical pain
  • themes of dominance, control, humiliation, bondage
  • varying severity: transient sadist, severe sadist
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Masochism

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  • sexual gratification from pain and degradation
  • Causes: physical abuse in youth
  • Autoerotic asphyxia
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Causal factors of Paraphilias (Men)

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  • Males (most vul to paraphilias) are more dependent on visual imagery, physical stimulus.
  • more vulnerable to form sexual associations with nonsexual stimuli
  • occurs after puberty when sex drive is high
  • behavior is reinforced by orgasm release
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Gender Identity Disorder

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  1. strong cross gender identification (desire to be opposite sex)
  2. gender dysphoria (persistent discomfort about bio sex)
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Tx of gender Identity Disorder

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  • psychotherapy
  • improve peer and parent relationships
  • reduce cross-gender behavior
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Transsexualism

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  • adults with desire to change sex
  • adult version of GID
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Homosexual Transsexual

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men are feminine and are attracted to men

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Autogeniphilia

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attraction to thoughts, images, fantasies of self as a woman

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Tx of Transsexualism

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  • surgical sex reassignment:
  1. hormone tx
  2. live as opposite sex for 1 year
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Sexual Abuse

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Sexual contact that involves coercion

  • pedophilia
  • incest
  • rape
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Consequences of childhood sex abuse

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  1. PTSD
  2. sexual inappropriateness
  3. poor self esteem
  4. sexual aversion
  5. promiscuity
  6. borderline personality disorder
  7. somatization disorder
  8. dissociative identity disorder
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Pedophilia

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  • fantasies of sexual activity with children
  • fondling child’s genitals, penetration
  • mostly hetero males
  • think child benefits from behavior
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Causal Factors for Rapists

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  1. abuse
  2. violent home environment
  3. inconsistent caregiver
  4. rape & other paraphilias
  5. deficits in social communication
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Pschotherapy Tx of sex offenders

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  1. modify patterns of arousal
  2. modify cognitions and social skills
  3. change habits
  4. reduce sexual drive
  • aversion therapy: paraphilic stim paired with aversive event
  • cognitive restructuring
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Bio Tx of Sex Offenders

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  • Hormone tx
  • castration
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Sexual Dysfunction

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Impairment in desire or ability to achieve sexual gratification

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4 phases of sexual response

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  1. Desire: fantasies about/for sexual activity
  2. excitement (arousal): sexual pleasure and physiological changes that come with pleasure. I.e. erection, lubrication
  3. Orgasm: release of sexual tension and peak
  4. Resolution: relaxation and well-being
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Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder

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  • little or no sexual drive or interest\
  • psychologica factors
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Sexual Aversion Disorder

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Extreme aversion and avoidance of genital sexual contact

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Causes for Sexual Desire Disorders

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  1. depression/anxiety
  2. decline in testosterone
  3. SSRI
  4. low relationship satisfaction
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Tx of Sexual Desire Disorders

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  • SSRI
  • communication training
  • cognitive restructuring
  • sexual fantasy training
  • sensate focus training
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Male Erectile Disorder

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  • Sexual Arousal Disorder
  • inability to achieve or maintain erection for sex
  • originating from psychogenic and medical factors
  • anxiety aout performance
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Causes of Erectile Disorder

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  1. negative thoughts
  2. cognitive distractions
  3. age
  4. meds
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Tx of Erectile disorder

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  • Erection promoting meds
  • injections of muscle relaxers
  • vaccum pump
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Female Sexual Arousal Disorder

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  • Absence arousal and unresponsiveness to stimulation
  • no swelling, lubrication of vagina
  • intercourse uncomfortable, orgasm impossible
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Tx of Female Sexual Arousal Disorder

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  • psychotherapy and sex therapy
  • vaginal lubricants
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Premature Ejaculation

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  • orgasmic disorder
  • recurrent onset of orgasm and ejaculation with minimal stimulation
  • before or shortly after penetration
  • loss of control
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Tx of Premature Ejaculation

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  • Antidepressants
  • pause-and-squeeze
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Male Orgasmic Disorder

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  • Inability to ejaculate during intercourse
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Female Orgasmic Disorder

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  • women who are excitable but have delay or abscence of orgasm
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Tx of Female Orgasmic Disorder

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  • education
  • masturbation exercises
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Vaginismus

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  • involuntary muscle spasms on outer vagina perventing intercourse
  • comorbid with sexual arousal disorder
  • conditioned fears associated with traum experience
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Tx of Vaginismus

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  • ban intercourse
  • train muscles
  • gradual self insertion
  • relaxation exercises
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Dispareunia

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  • persistent, recurrent genital pain associated with intercourse
  • more common in women
  • caused by infection, inflammation, vaginal atrophy, vaginal tearing, insufficient arousal
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Tx of Dyspareunia

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  • cognitive behavioral therapy
  • vaginal insertion exercises

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