Exam 13: Sexual Health Education

Yoline was sexually assaulted two years ago. Since that time, she finds it extremely difficult, if not impossible, to become sexually aroused. Yoline's dysfunction would be categorized as

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Question 41

A sex therapist helps his client uncover the deep-seated psychological roots of his lack of desire for sex with his partner. The therapist's approach is an example of

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Question 42

Discuss why orgasmic disorder is more prevalent in women than in men. Describe techniques that can be used to help women reach orgasm more easily.

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Question 43

Dahlia has never been able to experience an orgasm with a partner or through self-stimulation. Dahlia's experience is described as

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Question 44

Dyspareunia is characterized by pain in the genital area during sexual activity.

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Question 45

If a man is occasionally unable to get an erection when he wants to, this is an indication that he has a sexual dysfunction.

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Question 46

Which of the following was not identified by the Kleinplatz et al. study as a component of great sex?

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Question 47

Occasional problems getting and maintaining an erection are common and are likely to be the result of any of the following except

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Question 48

Discuss three major psychosocial causes of sexual dysfunctions among men and women.

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Question 49

Diabetes mellitus can have an impact on sexual response.

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Question 50

A majority of women are able to have an orgasm without clitoral stimulation.

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Question 51

According to the Canadian Contraception Study, the most common sexual problem reported by women was

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Question 52

The stop-start and squeeze techniques are most likely to be effective for men with

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Question 53

The most common cause of pain during intercourse is

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Question 54

If a male has erectile dysfunction only when he is with his partner but is able to get an erection when he is alone, this would be classified as a ________________ dysfunction.

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Question 55

All of the following are common causes of erectile dysfunction except

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Question 56

Researchers find that health problems contribute to all types of sexual dysfunctions among men, but for women health problems seem to contribute particularly to sexual dysfunctions related to

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Question 57

Henri has been experiencing erectile difficulties. An examination reveals that he experiences erections during the REM cycle of sleep. This means that his erectile dysfunction is

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Question 58

Vaginismus is classified as a(n)

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Question 59

Which of the following women may be experiencing vaginismus?

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Yoline was sexually assaulted two years ago. Since that time, she finds it extremely difficult, if not impossible, to become sexually aroused. Yoline's dysfunction would be categorized as

A sex therapist helps his client uncover the deep-seated psychological roots of his lack of desire for sex with his partner. The therapist's approach is an example of

Discuss why orgasmic disorder is more prevalent in women than in men. Describe techniques that can be used to help women reach orgasm more easily.

Dahlia has never been able to experience an orgasm with a partner or through self-stimulation. Dahlia's experience is described as

Dyspareunia is characterized by pain in the genital area during sexual activity.

If a man is occasionally unable to get an erection when he wants to, this is an indication that he has a sexual dysfunction.

Which of the following was not identified by the Kleinplatz et al. study as a component of great sex?

Occasional problems getting and maintaining an erection are common and are likely to be the result of any of the following except

Discuss three major psychosocial causes of sexual dysfunctions among men and women.

Diabetes mellitus can have an impact on sexual response.

A majority of women are able to have an orgasm without clitoral stimulation.

According to the Canadian Contraception Study, the most common sexual problem reported by women was

The stop-start and squeeze techniques are most likely to be effective for men with

The most common cause of pain during intercourse is

If a male has erectile dysfunction only when he is with his partner but is able to get an erection when he is alone, this would be classified as a ________________ dysfunction.

All of the following are common causes of erectile dysfunction except

Researchers find that health problems contribute to all types of sexual dysfunctions among men, but for women health problems seem to contribute particularly to sexual dysfunctions related to

Henri has been experiencing erectile difficulties. An examination reveals that he experiences erections during the REM cycle of sleep. This means that his erectile dysfunction is

Vaginismus is classified as a(n)

Which of the following women may be experiencing vaginismus?

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Female and Male Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity and Gender Roles

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Relationships, Intimacy, and Communication

Sexual Techniques and Behaviour Patterns

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Child Birth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality Across the Life Span and Sexual Health Education

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