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Sexual Dysfunctions Flashcards

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Sexual dysfucntions affect what?

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one or more of the first three phases

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Sexual dysfunctions include disorders

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desire, excitment, orgasm, sexual pain

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What are the stages of sexual resnse in order?

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desire, excitment, orgasm, resolution

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What is a sexual dysfunction?

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disorder marked by a oersistant inability to function normally in some area of the sexual responce cycle.

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Who suffers more from sexual dysfunctions?

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womens

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T/F hetero and Homo suffer from sexual dysfunctions

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TRUE

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An emotional consequence is distressning in which

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often leads to frustraton, guilt, and loss of self esteem

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What is the desire phase

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urge to have sex, sexual fantasies, and sexual attractions

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What are the two dysfunctions of disorder?

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male hyperactive sexual desire, and female secual interest/ arousal

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What are the qualifications for a male to have hyperactive sexual desire

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must cause distress, and last for 6 months or more

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True or false, in sexual hypoactive, the symptoms only are persistently absent

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False, they can also be reoccuring

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What does Female sexual interest disorder include?

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lack of, significantly redued, lasts for 6 months, distress caused

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how many women suffer from femal sexual interest?

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one in three

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What is a iological cause for disorders of desire?

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  • alterations in sex hormans such as testostron, estrogen, prolacin
  • excessive levels of dophimean and serotonin
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What is a psychological cause of disorder of desire

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  • increased emotions, anxiety, depression

- beliefs about sex such as immoral

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What is a socioculture cause of disorder of desire

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pressures such as having a baby and divorse

-unhappy relationship

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What is the disorder of excitment

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male erectile disorder

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What is the only formal dysfunction in phase

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male erectile disorder

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What is biological causes of male erectile disorder

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alcholol, vascular problems, hormones

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What is a biological diagois for male erectile disorder

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nocturnal penil tumsence

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What is a disorder of orgasm?

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early ejaculation

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what is femal orgasmic disorder

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delayed ejaculation

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What is needed for disorder of orgasm to be diagnosed

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reaching orgasm within one min, 6 months or more

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What is a disorder of sexual pain?

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genito, pelvic pain/ penetration disorder

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What are the two disorders of sexual pain

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Vaginismus, and dyspaseunia

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What is vaginismus?

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involuntary contractios of the muscles of the outer third of the vagina

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what is dyspareunia

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sever pain of the genitals

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Psychological cause of vagismus

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expectations of pain are learned out of fear response

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biological cause of vagismus

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invections in vagina from menopauce or herpes

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biological cause of dysparenia

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childbirth, injury, infecions, protein in semen or rubber from condoms

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psychological cause of dysparenia

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anxiety, disress, never lone factor

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Treatment for sexual dysfucntions includes

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sex therapy

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treatment for sexual desire from cognitive is

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affectual awarness, self instuction

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biological treatment for sexual desire is

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hormone therapy

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Excitment treatment:

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tease techniches, reduce performance pressure

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Orgasm treatment behavioral and biological

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Behavioral- start stop treatment

Biological SSRI’s

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Sexual pain treatment

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physitheraoy, behavioral exposures

Biologcal, surgery and creams

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What is pharfilla

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Intense urges or fantasies which are outside of the norm

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A fantasy becomes abnormal when

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there is distress or satisfaction places them or others in harm

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Sex means

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biologcal

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Gender is

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culturally constructive

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There is a strong link between

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gender identity and biological makeup

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What is gender dysphoria

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feeling unconfortable about their sex and wish to change

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biological cause of gender dysphoria is

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heredity, or brain abnormailites

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What are the brain abnormailities associated with gender dysphoria

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blood flow in insula and anterior cingulate

nucleus of stria terminals

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Treatment for gender dysphoria

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use hormones to change sexual charateristics and surgery

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Physical response for male hyperactive sexual disorder

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can be normal and may enjoy the experience

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