Question 1

In treating hypoactive sexual desire disorder, some therapists suggest

Accepted Answer

A) self-stimulation exercises and erotic fantasy. 
B) the start-stop technique. 
C) the squeeze technique. 
D) vaginal dilators. 
A) self-stimulation exercises and erotic fantasy. 
B) the start-stop technique. 
C) the squeeze technique. 
D) vaginal dilators.

Question 2

Justin experiences ejaculation during vaginal penetration much sooner than he desires. He would meet the DSM-5 criteria of premature ejaculation if ejaculation occurs within _______ seconds of penetration.

Accepted Answer

A) 60 
B) 120 
C) 360 
D) 720 
A) 60 
B) 120 
C) 360 
D) 720

Question 3

For most couples, problems in the relationship can easily be separated off from what happens in the bedroom.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Biological treatments for rapid ejaculation include

Accepted Answer

A) androgens. 
B) vasodilators. 
C) antidepressants. 
D) nitrates. 
A) androgens. 
B) vasodilators. 
C) antidepressants. 
D) nitrates.

Question 5

Erectile dysfunction drugs such as Viagra and Cialis should not be taken by men

Accepted Answer

A) taking nitrate drugs. 
B) who have a history of alcoholism. 
C) who are diabetic. 
D) taking SSRI drugs. 
A) taking nitrate drugs. 
B) who have a history of alcoholism. 
C) who are diabetic. 
D) taking SSRI drugs.

Question 6

For treating erectile dysfunction, Tadalafil is

Accepted Answer

A) an injectible drug that increases the level of nitric oxide in the penis. 
B) a drug that relaxes the muscles that surround the small blood vessels in the penis. 
C) an inflatable type of penile implant. 
D) a testosterone patch. 
A) an injectible drug that increases the level of nitric oxide in the penis. 
B) a drug that relaxes the muscles that surround the small blood vessels in the penis. 
C) an inflatable type of penile implant. 
D) a testosterone patch.

Question 7

Viagra, which enhances the natural processes of erection, was introduced in

Accepted Answer

A) 1996. 
B) 1997. 
C) 1998. 
D) 1999. 
A) 1996. 
B) 1997. 
C) 1998. 
D) 1999.

Question 8

Testosterone therapy may be helpful for a woman who is experiencing low sexual desire.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Tranquilizers (e.g., Valium, Xanax) are most likely to cause sexual dysfunctions related to

Accepted Answer

A) desire. 
B) arousal. 
C) pain. 
D) orgasm. 
A) desire. 
B) arousal. 
C) pain. 
D) orgasm.

Question 10

Jessica has been having a burning pain during intercourse and is seeking treatment. According to a study by Bergeron et al. (2001), her best option for pain reduction is

Accepted Answer

A) surgical treatment. 
B) cognitive-behavioural therapy. 
C) biological feedback. 
D) prescription analgesic use. 
A) surgical treatment. 
B) cognitive-behavioural therapy. 
C) biological feedback. 
D) prescription analgesic use.

Question 11

Sally sometimes experiences painful intercourse. She suffers from

Accepted Answer

A) dyspareunia. 
B) vaginismus. 
C) anhedonism. 
D) none of the above. 
A) dyspareunia. 
B) vaginismus. 
C) anhedonism. 
D) none of the above.

Question 12

Match between columns
                        Premises: Han Li has been seeing a new woman. Recently he has had difficulty achieving and maintaining an erection both with his girlfriend and during masturbation.
With sexual stimulation, Cathy lubricates adequately and has a satisfactory experience. She does not, however, initiate sexual activity and generally only engages in sexual activity if her partner. "pushes it."
Beth is frustrated by her partner's lack of consideration when they make love. Despite her attempts to talk to her lover, he seems to ejaculate immediately upon entering her vagina.
Darrin finds that he can achieve an erection and ejaculate with his lover but he cannot achieve an erection when he has intercourse with his wife.
Allie is totally frustrated with her partner. While he can masturbate to ejaculation, he cannot ejaculate when he has intercourse with her.
Donna has little difficulty with sexual arousal but cannot tolerate vaginal penetration because it causes her pain.
Clarke finds the idea of sexual activity messy and annoying. He has never attempted a sexual relationship.
Michelle and Joe have yet to consummate their marriage. After three months of trying to have intercourse, they decide to seek help. It appears that despite an adequate erection, the couple cannot get his penis inside her vagina.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Vaginismus and Dyspareunia and Male orgasmic disorder is...

Question 13

Anna is very distressed that she does not experience orgasm during sex, which occurs because she never learned about clitoral stimulation. Which category of psychosocial causes of sexual dysfunction does this represent?

Accepted Answer

A) Emotional factors 
B) Myths and misinformation 
C) Ineffective sexual techniques 
D) Boredom and routine 
A) Emotional factors 
B) Myths and misinformation 
C) Ineffective sexual techniques 
D) Boredom and routine

In treating hypoactive sexual desire disorder, some therapists suggest

Justin experiences ejaculation during vaginal penetration much sooner than he desires. He would meet the DSM-5 criteria of premature ejaculation if ejaculation occurs within _______ seconds of penetration.

For most couples, problems in the relationship can easily be separated off from what happens in the bedroom.

Biological treatments for rapid ejaculation include

Erectile dysfunction drugs such as Viagra and Cialis should not be taken by men

For treating erectile dysfunction, Tadalafil is

Viagra, which enhances the natural processes of erection, was introduced in

Testosterone therapy may be helpful for a woman who is experiencing low sexual desire.

Tranquilizers (e.g., Valium, Xanax) are most likely to cause sexual dysfunctions related to

Jessica has been having a burning pain during intercourse and is seeking treatment. According to a study by Bergeron et al. (2001), her best option for pain reduction is

Sally sometimes experiences painful intercourse. She suffers from

Anna is very distressed that she does not experience orgasm during sex, which occurs because she never learned about clitoral stimulation. Which category of psychosocial causes of sexual dysfunction does this represent?

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Exam 13: Sexual Health Education

In treating hypoactive sexual desire disorder, some therapists suggest

Justin experiences ejaculation during vaginal penetration much sooner than he desires. He would meet the DSM-5 criteria of premature ejaculation if ejaculation occurs within _______ seconds of penetration.

For most couples, problems in the relationship can easily be separated off from what happens in the bedroom.

Biological treatments for rapid ejaculation include

Erectile dysfunction drugs such as Viagra and Cialis should not be taken by men

For treating erectile dysfunction, Tadalafil is

Viagra, which enhances the natural processes of erection, was introduced in

Testosterone therapy may be helpful for a woman who is experiencing low sexual desire.

Tranquilizers (e.g., Valium, Xanax) are most likely to cause sexual dysfunctions related to

Jessica has been having a burning pain during intercourse and is seeking treatment. According to a study by Bergeron et al. (2001), her best option for pain reduction is

Sally sometimes experiences painful intercourse. She suffers from

Anna is very distressed that she does not experience orgasm during sex, which occurs because she never learned about clitoral stimulation. Which category of psychosocial causes of sexual dysfunction does this represent?

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods

Female and Male Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity and Gender Roles

Attraction and Lovey

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

Sexual Dysfunction

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercionay

Commercial Sex

Filters