Test 4

Question 1

What are the 5 phases of human sexual response

Answer 1

1. Desire phase
2. Arousal stage
3. Plateau phase
4. Orgasm phase
5. Resolution phase

Question 2

What are the 4 categories of sexual dysfunctions?

Answer 2

1. Desire disorders
2. Arousal disorders
3. Orgasmic disorders
4. Sexual pain disorders

Question 3

What is hypoactive sexual desire disorder? Who experiences it?

Answer 3

• men
• dont have desire or interest in sex

Question 4

What is FSI/AD (female sexual interest desire disorder)? Who experiences it?

Answer 4

• women
• lacking interest. In sexual activity

Question 5

What is sexual aversion disorder?

Answer 5

• total disgust of sex, repulsed or frightened

Question 6

What is FSI/AD (female sexual interest arousal disorder)? Who experiences it?

Answer 6

• women
• repeated inability to maintain proper lubrication/genital swelling

Question 7

What is male erectile disorder?

Answer 7

• repeated inability to attain/maintain an adequate erection
• rates tend to increase with age

Question 8

What is rapid/premature ejaculation? Who experiences it?

Answer 8

Men
- ejaculation with ink 1 minute of beginning intercourse

Question 9

What is delayed ejaculation/male orgasmic disorder?

Answer 9

• unable to or have delayed ejaculation

Question 10

What is female orgasmic disorder?

Answer 10

• delay or absence of orgasm which is persistent
• could have one but it is not stimulating

Question 11

What is genital-pelvic pain/penetration disorder?

Answer 11

• when men or women have pain during intercourse

Question 12

What is vaginismus?

Answer 12

• involuntary/uncontrollable contractions of muscles of outer third of vagina

Question 13

What are the 4 classifications of sexual dysfunctions?

Answer 13

1. Lifelong - have always had the problem
2. Acquired - had a period of normal function before problem occurred
3. Specific - limited to some situations or partners
4. Generalized - applies to all sexual interactions

Question 14

What are the psychological causes of sexual dysfunctions?

Answer 14

• performance anxiety about failing
  
  • leads to having more failures
  • spectator role: not enjoying or participating
• hostility towards partner, relationship issues or life stressors like their job
• lack of sexual experiences or poor partner
• depression
• negative attitudes towards sex
• sociocultural factors

Question 15

What are the biological causes of sexual dysfunctions?

Answer 15

• low hormone levels (testosterone)
• cardiovascular issues
• medications and drugs
• low or too high sensitivity to sexual stimulation
• past masturbation habits
• postmenopausal changes for women which causes less estrogen leading to decreased reaction
• infection, disease or injury