gender dys

Question 1

Gender Dysphoria

Answer 1

significant distress or discomfort caused when sex assigned at birth is not the same as person’s gender identity.

Question 2

diagnostic criteria for gender dysphoria

Answer 2

• maked incongruence between assigned sex and gender identity
• clinically signficant distress or functional impairment
• symptoms for atleast 6 months

Question 3

what are the incongruence seen in gender dysphoria

Answer 3

preference for:
- wearing clothing of opposite gender
- playmates of opposite gender
- toy, games, activity of opposite gender

• desire for physical chatastistics to match thier prefered gender

Question 4

Sexual Dysfunction

Answer 4

problems with normal sexual response
-desire
-arousal
-organasm

Question 5

factors associated with sexual dysfunction

Answer 5

• anxiety
• gulit
• body image

Question 6

Paraphilia Diagnosis

Answer 6

sexual act on urge :
- with non consenting person
- consenting person but they have distress or impairment

• does not act on urge but you have significant distress or impairment

6 moths of symptoms

Question 7

Exhibitionism disgnosis

Answer 7

sexual arousal from exposing genitals
enjoy surprising victium
do not want to be involved with the person

Question 8

voyeurism diagnosis

Answer 8

sexual arousal by observing an unsuspecting person naked
diagnoisis made on persons over 18 years old
do not want to involve person

Question 9

Fetishism diagnosis

Answer 9

sexual arousal from objects or highly specific non genetial body part

Question 10

Transvestic disorder diagnosis

Answer 10

sexual arousal by cross dressing
wearing clothes of opposite gender
do not want to be the other gender

Question 11

Froutteurism diagnosis

Answer 11

touching or rubbing against a nonconsenting person and they get an arousal
not invovled in a relationship nut fanticies about it

Question 12

Sexual sadiam

Answer 12

Sexual arousal from causing the physical and psychological suffering of another person.

Question 13

Sexual Masochism

Answer 13

Sexual arousal from receiving physical and psychological suffering →
humiliation, beaten, bound, asphyxia

Question 14

Pedophilia

Answer 14

• Sexual arousal from prepubescent child
• The child typically is less than 13 years old (depends on whether
  they have reached puberty)
• Perpetrator is at least 16 years old AND at least 5 years older
  than the child

Question 15

Paraphilic Disorders
* Epidemiology:

Answer 15

• People with paraphilic disorders are:
• Rare and almost exclusively males
• Frequent offenders

Question 16

paraphillic disorders onset and cause

Answer 16

• Urges typically start in childhood/teens with actions becoming better
  defined with age
• Disorders are chronic and associated with a high recidivism rate after
  treatment/prison release