Question 1

The DSM-5 combined Vaginismus and Dyspareunia into one disorder.One reason FOR and one reason AGAINST this proposed change is that:

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Question 2

The majority of physical treatments to treat sexual dysfunction have been developed to treat

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The majority of physical treatments have been developed to treat male erectile dysfunction, which is the most common form of sexual dysfunction. Treatments such as medications that increase blood flow to the penis or vacuum-assisted devices are commonly used for this condition. While there are physical treatments for other forms of sexual dysfunction, they are not as common.

Question 3

The most common sexual complaint of males is

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Question 4

Which of the following hormones is not mentioned as being implicated in the sexual response?

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Cortisol is a stress hormone and not directly involved in the sexual response. Estrogen and testosterone are important hormones for sexual function and desire, while prolactin plays a role in orgasm and lactation.

Question 5

The most common physical treatment for sexual dysfunctions has been

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Question 6

Which of the following treatments appears to be effective for provoked vestibulodynia?

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Pelvic floor physiotherapy has been found to be effective in treating provoked vestibulodynia by targeting the muscles and tissue in the pelvic area that may be contributing to the pain. The other treatment options listed have not been found to be as effective for dealing with this specific condition.

Question 7

Which statement is NOT true regarding erectile problems in males?

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The incidence of erectile problems actually increases with age, as older men are more likely to have medical conditions or take medications that can lead to erectile difficulties.

Question 8

Common and well-established physical treatments for erectile dysfunction in males include __________,__________,and __________.

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Penile implants, surgical interventions, and PDE5 inhibitors are all commonly used and established physical treatments for erectile dysfunction in males. Hormonal bypass surgery, pelvic floor physiotherapy, effusive impedimentation, and vascular blockage are not typically used or well-established treatments for erectile dysfunction.

Question 9

All of the following statements are true regarding orgasmic disorders EXCEPT

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Question 10

Fred and his partner are seeking treatment for Fred's premature ejaculation.The therapist suggests that the couple stimulate Fred's penis to nearly full erection and then firmly press the penis to reduce arousal.This process is repeated until Fred can refrain from ejaculating for extended periods.This treatment technique is referred to as

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The technique described in the scenario is commonly known as the "squeeze" technique, where manual pressure is applied to the base of the penis to reduce arousal and delay ejaculation. The other options listed (pain modification, sensate focus, diversion therapy, arousal desensitization) do not involve the manual pressure technique described in the scenario.

Question 11

DSM-5 classifies the persistent or recurrent inability to reach or sustain an erection until completion of sexual activity as

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DSM-5 classifies the persistent or recurrent inability to reach or sustain an erection until completion of sexual activity as male erectile disorder. "Impotence" is an outdated term that is no longer used in the DSM-5. "Failure to ejaculate," "hypoactive sexual disorder," and "male orgasmic disorder" are all separate sexual dysfunctions recognized by the DSM-5, but they do not describe the specific symptom of erectile dysfunction.

Question 12

Which of the following has not been identified as a complication associated with intra-cavernous therapy for erectile dysfunction?

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Hypersexuality disorder has not been identified as a complication associated with intra-cavernous therapy for erectile dysfunction. The other options listed (B-E) have been identified as possible complications.

Question 13

Regarding hypersexuality,which of the following statements,is true:

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Studies have shown that hypersexuality is often linked to using sex as a coping mechanism to regulate negative emotions such as anxiety, depression, or boredom. Choices A, B, and C are incorrect as hypersexuality is not a new concept, it is not referred to as nymphomania in men, and it is not a desirable state for most people. Choice D is partially incorrect as there is ongoing debate among scientists about whether hypersexuality should be classified as an addiction or a compulsive behavior.

Question 14

Sensate focus is a procedure where

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Sensate focus is a technique in which couples learn to be comfortable with each other and enjoy each other's touch, without necessarily engaging in sexual intercourse. The focus is on creating intimacy and pleasure through sensual touch and relaxation, rather than on specific sexual acts or goals. This can help couples to build trust and communication, as well as to explore their own and their partner's desires and boundaries.

Question 15

The monitoring of one's own sexual performance and the perceived responses of one's partner is referred to as __________ and is a common factor associated with __________.

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The monitoring of one's own sexual performance and the perceived responses of one's partner is referred to as performance anxiety, which is a common factor associated with arousal disorders such as premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, and inhibited orgasm.

Question 16

Overall,psychological sex therapies have been quite successful in treating sexual dysfunctions,including __________,__________,and __________.

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Psychological sex therapies have been successful in treating premature ejaculation, genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder, and erectile dysfunction. Other options listed in the answer choices refer to different types of sexual dysfunctions that may or may not respond as well to psychological interventions.

Question 17

Nadia and Pat are in a long-term relationship and have had an active sex life,except that Nadia has never been able to achieve orgasm.If she went to seek treatment,it is likely that the therapist would recommend

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Question 18

In an effort towards greater precision in diagnosing Female Orgasmic Disorder,DSM-5:

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DSM-5 requires that one of three indicators of reduced orgasmic response (reduced intensity, frequency, or delay in response) be present for at least six months and experienced on most occasions in order to diagnose Female Orgasmic Disorder. It does not identify stages of sexual response, require absent orgasm on most sexual occasions, identify etiological mechanisms, or identify subtypes based on type of impairment experienced.

Question 19

Variations in the hormones __________,__________,and __________ can strongly affect sex drive and are thought to play a role in cases __________ of sexual desire disorder

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Question 20

Cross-cultural research has found that,with regard to tolerance of gender-variance,other cultures:

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Cross-cultural research has found that many cultures allow for some transgressing of gender roles and provide gender-variant individuals with a distinct name and role in society. For example, the hijra in India are recognized as a third gender and have specific societal and religious roles. The fa'afafine in Samoa and the two-spirit people in some Native American cultures are also examples of gender-variant individuals who are accepted and recognized within their communities. However, it should be noted that not all cultures have such tolerance of gender-variant individuals, and some may even be less tolerant than Western cultures.

Quiz 13: Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders