Sexual Disorders

Question 1

Paraphillic

Answer 1

Sexual deviance and weird behaviours

Question 2

Tissot

Answer 2

Attributed many bad things to masturbation

Question 3

Krafft-Ebing

Answer 3

Psychopathia Sexualis

Question 4

4 stages of sexual response cycle

Answer 4

Excitement
Plateau
Orgasm
Resolution

Question 5

Refractory period

Answer 5

Men are unresponsive to sexual stimulation after ejaculating

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Kaplan phases of sexual repsonse

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Desire
Excitement
Orgasm
*Noted psychological contribution

Question 7

Sexual Dysfunctions

Answer 7

Clinically significant disturbance in ability to respond sexually or to experience pleasure

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Dyspareunia

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Pain during intercourse

Question 9

Male Hypoactive sexual desire

Answer 9

Persistently deficient or absent sexual thoughts and desire for 6 months

Question 10

Most common sexual dysfunction

Answer 10

Premature ejaculation

Question 11

Female Orgasmic disorder

Answer 11

Delay, infrequency or absence of orgasm for 6 months

Question 12

Delayed Ejacultaion

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Delay, infrequency or absence of ejaculation 75% of the time

Question 13

Premature ejaculation

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Ejaculation within 1 minute of penetration– 20-40% of men

Question 14

Genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder

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Difficulties with penetration, fear of pain in anticipation

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Vaginismus

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Painful contraction of the vagina

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Vestiblodynia

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Sharp burning pain at vaginal entrance

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Prevalence of hypersexuality

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3-6%

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3 hormones involve

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Testosterone
Estrogen
Prolactin

Question 19

Secondary premature ejaculation

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Men who previously had ejaculatory control

Question 20

Sensate Focus exercise

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Systematic desensitization– touch each other relaxingly to take awya performance anxiety

Question 21

Squeeze technique

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For premature ejaculation– caress penis and squeeze to prevent ejaculation

Question 22

Gender role

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Collection of characteristics that society defines as masculine or feminine

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Gender identity

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Basic sense of self as male or female– 18-36 months

Question 24

Gender dysphoria

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Incongruence between expressed and assigned gender– 6 months

Question 25

Gender dysphoria onset

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2-4

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GD prevalence

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Less than 1% More boys More children than adults

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3 conditions for gender reassignment surgery

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12 months of real-life experience full time 12 months of continuous hormone therapy Regular participation in psychotherapy

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Paraphillic disorder

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Paraphilia that causes distress or impairment to individual or risk to others-- 6 months

Question 29

Fetishistic

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Recurrent and intense arousal from use of nonliving objects or nonessential body parts

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Transvestic disorder

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Cross dressing to produce sexual excitement

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Transvestic prevalence

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2. 8% male | 0. 4% female

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Sadim

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Sexual preference towards inflicting pain on others

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Masochism

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Enjoy experiencing pain or humiliation from others

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Hypoxyphilia

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Deliberate induction of unconsciousness by oxygen deprivation

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Exhibitonistic

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Exposure of genitals to unsuspecting person

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Voyeuristic

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Secretly looking at naked people

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Frotteuristic

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Touching or rubbign against non-consenting person-- almost exclusively male

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Pedophilic

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Recurrent sexual fantasies and behaviours involving prepubescent children-- must be at least 16 and 5 years older than victim

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Child molestor

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Person who has engaged in sexually motivated act against child without indication of preference

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Pedophile

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Prefernce for sexual behaviour with a child

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Biastophilia

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Sexual prefernce towards non-consenting and resisting, but not necessarily physically suffering victims

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Partialism

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One specific body part

Question 43

Corophilia

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Feces

Question 44

Klismaphilia

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Enemas

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Stigmatophilia

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Piercing, tattoos

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Courtship disorder theory

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Looking for and appraising potential partners-- voyeurism Displaying oneself to partner-- exhibitionism Tactile interaction-- Frotteurism Intercourse-- rape