Human Sexuality Exam Flashcards
(125 cards)
common diseases associated with sexual dysfunction
depression cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory disease musculoskeletal disorders cancer
When should nitroglycerin not be taken for sexual dysfunction?
patients on sildenafil
What antidepressant negatively affect all aspects of sexual function?
venlafaxine
mirtazapine
What is required for an orgasm?
intact sympathetic NS
muscle tone
What is Erotophilia and Erotophobia referring to?
Positive or negative emotional responses to sexuality
Outercourse
Any form of sexual intimacy that does not involve intercourse
FROTTEURISM
Touching or rubbing a non-consenting person in a sexual manner or the recurrent urge to do so (like bus sexual assult)
VOYEURISM
peeping tom
dyspareunia
painful intercourse
sexual arousal disorder
Persistent or recurring absence of sexual fantasy
Lack of receptivity to sexual activity
sexual aversion disorder
fear and disgust of sex
categories of orgasmic disorders
primary: never had one
secondary
What conducts orgasms?
CNS (Spinal cord)
ACCUMBENS NUCLEUS: reward center
Vaginismus
Involuntary contraction of muscles around vaginal opening
Exam procedure for dyspareunia
monomanual exam
then bimanual and speculum
siladenafil
vasodilator for sexual dysfunction
intersexuality
individuals who do not conform to traditional male or female classification
pseudohermaphrodite
two testes or two ovaries but with ambiguous genital appearance
Woffian
male
Mullerian
female
hypospadius
opening of penis on underside
What is MIF and what is it produced by?
inhibits mullerian (female) development By Sertoli cells
Tumescence
Parasympathetic NS
path of male external genitalia differentiation
SRY –> TDF –> GONADS (Sertoli: MIH; Leydig: Testosterone) –> DHT (converted from testosterone) –> differentiation