8: Sexual Disorders

Question 1

DF: Deeply felt sense of belonging to the opposite sex

Answer 1

Gender dysphoria

Question 2

Gender dysphoria is more common in _______ (1/100,000) than in _______ (1/300,000)

Answer 2

Men; Women

Question 3

DF: Abnormal sexual desires that cause distress or impairment to an individual; or sexual desires whose satisfaction has entailed personal harm or risk of harm to others

Answer 3

Paraphilic disorders

Question 4

DF: Persistent impairment of the normal patterns of sexual interest or response. A problem during any phase of the sexual response cycle.

Answer 4

Sexual dysfunction

Question 5

4 Stages in Sexual response cycle

Answer 5

1. Excitement
2. Plateau
3. Orgasm
4. Resolution

Question 6

DF: Treatment of sexual problems as a medical disorder

Answer 6

Sexual reductionism

Question 7

4 Types of sexual dysfunction disorders

Answer 7

1. Desire
2. Arousal
3. Orgasm
4. Sexual pain

Question 8

DF: Persistent or recurrent inability to attain or to maintain an adequate erection

Answer 8

Male erectile disorder

Question 9

3 Classifications of sexual dysfunction factors

Answer 9

1. Predisposing
2. Precipitating
3. Maintaining

Question 10

_________ Sexual dysfunction factors: Restrictive upbringing, disturbed family relationships, traumatic early sexual experiences

Answer 10

Predisposing

Question 11

_________ Sexual dysfunction factors: Relationship discord, childbirth, infidelity, ageing

Answer 11

Precipitating

Question 12

_________ Sexual dysfunction factors: Performance anxiety, guilt, loss of attraction, low self esteem

Answer 12

Maintaining

Question 13

DF: Series of exercises designed to enhance communication, increase awareness of sexual preference and remove performance pressure

Answer 13

Sensate focus

Question 14

PLISSIT Model for treatment of sexual disorders

Answer 14

Permission
Limited Information
Specific Suggestions
Intensive Therapy