Sexuality

Question 1

Bisexual

Answer 1

A person who is attracted to males and females

Question 2

Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

Answer 2

The inability of the male to have or maintain an erection.

Question 3

Gay

Answer 3

A person who is attracted members of the same sex

Question 4

Gender Identity

Answer 4

A person’s sense or feelings of being male, female, a combination of male and female, or neither male nor female

Question 5

Heterosexual

Answer 5

A person who is attracted to members of the other sex

Question 6

Sex

Answer 6

Physical interactions between people involving the body and reproductive organs

Question 7

Sexual Orientation

Answer 7

Emotional, romantic, and physical attraction to men, women, or both sexes

Question 8

Sexuality

Answer 8

The physical, emotional, social, cultural, and spiritual factors that affect a person’s feelings, attitudes, and behaviors about one’s gender identity and sexual behavior

Question 9

Transgender

Answer 9

Describes people who express their sexuality or gender identity in ways that do not fit with their biological sex

Question 10

Masturbation

Answer 10

The act of touching genitals for sexual pleasure.

Question 11

Sex involves

Answer 11

The organs of reproduction

Question 12

Sexuality is important to

Answer 12

Persons of all ages

Question 13

Erectile dysfunction

Answer 13

Affects sexual perfomance

Question 14

Reproductive organs change with aging

Answer 14

True

Question 15

To help promote a resident’s sexuality you can

Answer 15

Help with hair-styling

Question 16

Two residents are holding hands. Nursing staff should keep them apart.

Answer 16

False

Question 17

Married residents want some time alone. Which measure would you question?

Answer 17

Close the privacy curtain so no one can hear them.

Question 18

Married residents should each have a room. This is an OBRA requirement.

Answer 18

False

Question 19

A person is masturbating in the dining room. You should

Answer 19

Quietly take the person to his or her room