Sexual Functions

Question 1

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

Answer 1

Erection

Question 2

Expulsion of semen

Answer 2

Ejaculation

Question 3

Stages of Ejaculation

Answer 3

1. Emission
2. Expulsion

Question 4

Involves contraction of the prostate gland, seminal vesicles, and vas deferens

Answer 4

Emission

Question 5

Propulsion of seminal fluid

Answer 5

Expulsion

Question 6

Ejaculate empties into the bladder rather than being expelled

Answer 6

Retrograde Ejaculation

Question 7

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

Answer 7

Aphrodisiac

Question 8

Enhance bodily sensations & blood flow

Answer 8

1. capsaicin
2. antioxidants

Question 9

Basic fuel of desire

Answer 9

Testosterone

Question 10

Chemical substances that are secreted externally which are odorless

Answer 10

Pheromones

Question 11

What are the 3 Kaplan’s Sexual Response Model?

Answer 11

1. Desire
2. Excitement
3. Orgasm

Question 12

The drive and interest level for sexual activity that arises in the brain

Answer 12

Desire

Question 13

What are the two strengths of desire?

Answer 13

1. Fantasy
2. Stimulation

Question 14

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

Answer 14

Excitement

Question 15

Climax of sexual excitement; Involuntary muscle spasms throughout the body

Answer 15

Orgasm

Question 16

The key factor when choosing a factor

Answer 16

Attraction

Question 17

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

Answer 17

Romantic Love

Question 18

Chase: most important love

Answer 18

Game- Playing Love

Question 19

Respect, intimacy; Loving attachment with nonsexual attachment

Answer 19

Friendship

Question 20

Practical Love

Answer 20

Logical Love

Question 21

Passion

Answer 21

Possessive/ Excited Love

Question 22

Similar to generosity & charity

Answer 22

Selfless Love

Question 23

Triangular Theory of Love

Answer 23

1. Intimacy
2. Passion
3. Commitment

Question 24

5 Stages of Relationship Development

Answer 24

1. Romance
2. Power Struggle
3. Stability
4. Commitment
5. Co- creation

Question 25

Create a shared vision

Answer 25

Romance

Question 26

Take responsibility

Answer 26

Power struggle

Question 27

Experience as interdependent

Answer 27

Commitment

Question 28

Begin to express, listen

Answer 28

Co-creation

Question 29

The way people experience & express themselves sexually

Answer 29

Human Sexuality

Question 30

Types of Love According to Components Present

Answer 30

1. Non Love
2. Romantic Love
3. Liking
4. Companionate Love
5. Infatuation
6. Fatuous Love
7. Empty Love
8. Consummate Love

Question 31

It is the way people experience and express themselves

Answer 31

Human Sexuality

Question 32

FREUD’S PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY

Answer 32

1. Oral
2. Anal
3. Phallic

Question 33

3 Aspects of Human Sexuality

Answer 33

1. Physiological
2. Psychological
3. Social

Question 34

Refers to one’s self-perception

Answer 34

Sexual

Question 35

Sense of self as masculine or feminine

Answer 35

Gender Identity

Question 36

Usually related to and derived from gender identity

Answer 36

Gender Role

Question 37

The direction of one’s sexual interests

Answer 37

Sexual Orientation

Question 38

Attraction and preference for romantic relationships with other gender

Answer 38

Heterosexual

Question 39

Romantic relationships with the same gender

Answer 39

Homosexual

Question 40

Romantic relationships with both genders

Answer 40

Bisexual