Sexual Functions Flashcards

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The enlargement and stiffening of the penis as a consequence of filling with blood

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Erection

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2
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Expulsion of semen

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Ejaculation

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3
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Stages of Ejaculation

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  1. Emission
  2. Expulsion
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4
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Involves contraction of the prostate gland, seminal vesicles, and vas deferens

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Emission

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5
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Propulsion of seminal fluid

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Expulsion

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6
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Ejaculate empties into the bladder rather than being expelled

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Retrograde Ejaculation

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7
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A substance that arouses or increases one’s capacity for sexual pleasure

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Aphrodisiac

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8
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Enhance bodily sensations & blood flow

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  1. capsaicin
  2. antioxidants
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9
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Basic fuel of desire

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Testosterone

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10
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Chemical substances that are secreted externally which are odorless

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Pheromones

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11
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What are the 3 Kaplan’s Sexual Response Model?

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  1. Desire
  2. Excitement
  3. Orgasm
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12
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The drive and interest level for sexual activity that arises in the brain

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Desire

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13
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What are the two strengths of desire?

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  1. Fantasy
  2. Stimulation
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14
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Increase muscle tension, HR, BP
WOMEN: engorged labia, vagina, vaginal lubrication
MEN: penile erection, enlargement, and elevation of testes, Cowper’s secretion

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Excitement

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15
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Climax of sexual excitement; Involuntary muscle spasms throughout the body

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Orgasm

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16
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The key factor when choosing a factor

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Attraction

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17
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There is lust in love; similar to the concept of passion

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Romantic Love

18
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Chase: most important love

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Game- Playing Love

19
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Respect, intimacy; Loving attachment with nonsexual attachment

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Friendship

20
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Practical Love

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Logical Love

21
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Passion

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Possessive/ Excited Love

22
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Similar to generosity & charity

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Selfless Love

23
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Triangular Theory of Love

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  1. Intimacy
  2. Passion
  3. Commitment
24
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5 Stages of Relationship Development

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  1. Romance
  2. Power Struggle
  3. Stability
  4. Commitment
  5. Co- creation
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Create a shared vision
Romance
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Take responsibility
Power struggle
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Experience as interdependent
Commitment
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Begin to express, listen
Co-creation
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The way people experience & express themselves sexually
Human Sexuality
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Types of Love According to Components Present
1. Non Love 2. Romantic Love 3. Liking 4. Companionate Love 5. Infatuation 6. Fatuous Love 7. Empty Love 8. Consummate Love
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It is the way people experience and express themselves
Human Sexuality
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FREUD'S PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY
1. Oral 2. Anal 3. Phallic
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3 Aspects of Human Sexuality
1. Physiological 2. Psychological 3. Social
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Refers to one's self-perception
Sexual
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Sense of self as masculine or feminine
Gender Identity
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Usually related to and derived from gender identity
Gender Role
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The direction of one's sexual interests
Sexual Orientation
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Attraction and preference for romantic relationships with other gender
Heterosexual
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Romantic relationships with the same gender
Homosexual
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Romantic relationships with both genders
Bisexual
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