Sexuality

Question 1

OT interventions for sexuality

Answer 1

• health promotion
• remediation
• modification

Question 2

model for understanding the occupational nature of sexuality and intimacy

Answer 2

Person: client factors, body functions and structures
Performance: skills and patterns
Occupation: ADL (sexual activity), IADL (fam planning, sex expression), social participation (intimacy), health management
Context: environmental and personal factors

Question 3

sexual activity

Answer 3

A person’s ability to safely engage in sexual and/or intimate activities (alone or with another person). Sexual activities may include hugging, kissing, foreplay, masturbation, oral sex, anal sex, vaginal sex, and use of sexual toys or devices

Question 4

Intimacy

Answer 4

A person’s ability to initiate and maintain close intimate relationships which includes the ability to give and receive affection needed to successfully interact in the role as intimate partner

Question 5

sexual response

Answer 5

The body’s physical sexual response associated with sexual activity,including physiological arousal, response to erogenous zones, nipple erection, clitoral excitation, erection, vaginal lubrication, prostate release, ejaculation, and/or orgasm

Question 6

sexual health

Answer 6

A person’s ability to develop, manage, and maintain routines for sexual health, including practicing safe sex and identifying, understanding, selecting, and using protection.