Question 1

Plastic vaginal dilators are used in the treatment of

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A) vaginismus. 
B) female sexual arousal disorder. 
C) female orgasmic disorder. 
D) dyspareunia. 
A) vaginismus. 
B) female sexual arousal disorder. 
C) female orgasmic disorder. 
D) dyspareunia.

Question 2

Physical factors, such as fatigue and lowered testosterone levels, can

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A) improve erectile functioning. 
B) increase male sex drive. 
C) dampen sexual desire and reduce responsiveness. 
D) reduce the effects of priapism. 
A) improve erectile functioning. 
B) increase male sex drive. 
C) dampen sexual desire and reduce responsiveness. 
D) reduce the effects of priapism.

Question 3

A common condition among men which may lead to sexual dysfunction is atherosclerosis, also known as

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A) high cholesterol in the blood. 
B) hardening of the arteries. 
C) undescended testicles. 
D) high estrogen levels in the blood. 
A) high cholesterol in the blood. 
B) hardening of the arteries. 
C) undescended testicles. 
D) high estrogen levels in the blood.

Question 4

Which of the following correctly describes more sex therapists' attitudes toward vibrators?

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A) Vibrators destroy relationships by making men unnecessary. 
B) Vibrators are a last resort for pleasure in relationships that have serious emotional problems. 
C) Vibrators are sometimes recommended as part of treating anorgasmia. 
D) Vibrators are usually not included in sex therapy because their use is more for novelty. 
A) Vibrators destroy relationships by making men unnecessary. 
B) Vibrators are a last resort for pleasure in relationships that have serious emotional problems. 
C) Vibrators are sometimes recommended as part of treating anorgasmia. 
D) Vibrators are usually not included in sex therapy because their use is more for novelty.

Question 5

People who focus their attention on how they are performing during sex, or consciously watching themselves instead of participating fully, are in a(n)

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A) depressed state. 
B) spectator role. 
C) performance role. 
D) anxiety role. 
A) depressed state. 
B) spectator role. 
C) performance role. 
D) anxiety role.

Question 6

Vaginismus is classified as a(n)

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A) sexual arousal disorder. 
B) orgasmic disorder. 
C) sexual pain disorder. 
D) sexual desire disorder. 
A) sexual arousal disorder. 
B) orgasmic disorder. 
C) sexual pain disorder. 
D) sexual desire disorder.

Question 7

Discuss different psychosocial factors as they relate to sexual dysfunction.

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Sexual dysfunction can be influenced by

Question 8

In terms of sexual dysfunctions, women are more likely than men to report being anxious about their performance.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Jerry and Nancy have a lack of desire for intercourse. They could be experiencing

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A) hormonal deficiencies. 
B) depression. 
C) marital dissatisfaction. 
D) Any of the above 
A) hormonal deficiencies. 
B) depression. 
C) marital dissatisfaction. 
D) Any of the above

Question 10

Fear of losing control or letting go is a common emotional factor in the orgasmic disorders.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

In treating sexual arousal disorders, Apomorphine (Uprima) works by

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A) relaxing the muscles that surround the small blood vessels in the penis. 
B) increasing the level of testosterone in the blood. 
C) increasing the brain levels of neurotransmitters involved in erection. 
D) dilating the blood vessels in the penis to increase blood flow. 
A) relaxing the muscles that surround the small blood vessels in the penis. 
B) increasing the level of testosterone in the blood. 
C) increasing the brain levels of neurotransmitters involved in erection. 
D) dilating the blood vessels in the penis to increase blood flow.

Question 12

Dyspareunia is

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A) constriction of the vaginal opening. 
B) painful contraction of the pelvic muscles. 
C) painful orgasm. 
D) painful coitus. 
A) constriction of the vaginal opening. 
B) painful contraction of the pelvic muscles. 
C) painful orgasm. 
D) painful coitus.

Question 13

List the DSM's four categories of sexual dysfunctions.

Accepted Answer

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of

Question 14

One of the key aspects of psychological treatments for erectile dysfunction is the introduction of

Accepted Answer

A) hand signals for communicating sexual preferences. 
B) a non-demand setting for sexual play. 
C) new techniques of stimulating the penis during coitus. 
D) increased focus on the response of the penis and the need to achieve erection. 
A) hand signals for communicating sexual preferences. 
B) a non-demand setting for sexual play. 
C) new techniques of stimulating the penis during coitus. 
D) increased focus on the response of the penis and the need to achieve erection.

Question 15

There are no medical solutions for male erectile disorder.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

List three ethical concerns involved in obtaining Viagra online.

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1. Patient Safety: When obtaining Viagra

Question 17

Sexual aversion disorder describes a person

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A) with moderate interest in sex. 
B) with same sex desires. 
C) who finds sex disgusting or undesirable. 
D) with a phobia of masturbation. 
A) with moderate interest in sex. 
B) with same sex desires. 
C) who finds sex disgusting or undesirable. 
D) with a phobia of masturbation.

Question 18

In men, sexual arousal disorder is referred to as

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A) sexual aversion. 
B) premature ejaculation. 
C) hypogonadism. 
D) erectile dysfunction. 
A) sexual aversion. 
B) premature ejaculation. 
C) hypogonadism. 
D) erectile dysfunction.

Question 19

Which of the following sexual problems affects many more females than males?

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A) Erectile problems 
B) Delayed ejaculation 
C) Dyspareunia 
D) Premature orgasm 
A) Erectile problems 
B) Delayed ejaculation 
C) Dyspareunia 
D) Premature orgasm

Question 20

Artificial lubricant can help supplement a woman's own vaginal lubricant in menopausal women.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Plastic vaginal dilators are used in the treatment of

Physical factors, such as fatigue and lowered testosterone levels, can

A common condition among men which may lead to sexual dysfunction is atherosclerosis, also known as

Which of the following correctly describes more sex therapists' attitudes toward vibrators?

People who focus their attention on how they are performing during sex, or consciously watching themselves instead of participating fully, are in a(n)

Vaginismus is classified as a(n)

Discuss different psychosocial factors as they relate to sexual dysfunction.

In terms of sexual dysfunctions, women are more likely than men to report being anxious about their performance.

Jerry and Nancy have a lack of desire for intercourse. They could be experiencing

Fear of losing control or letting go is a common emotional factor in the orgasmic disorders.

In treating sexual arousal disorders, Apomorphine (Uprima) works by

Dyspareunia is

List the DSM's four categories of sexual dysfunctions.

One of the key aspects of psychological treatments for erectile dysfunction is the introduction of

There are no medical solutions for male erectile disorder.

List three ethical concerns involved in obtaining Viagra online.

Sexual aversion disorder describes a person

In men, sexual arousal disorder is referred to as

Which of the following sexual problems affects many more females than males?

Artificial lubricant can help supplement a woman's own vaginal lubricant in menopausal women.

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods in Human Sexuality

Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity, Gender Roles, and Gender Differences

Attraction and Lovebinding Forces

Relationships and Communication

Sexual Behaviors and Fantasies

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Atypical Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercion

Commercial Sex

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Exam 15: Sexual Dysfunctions

Plastic vaginal dilators are used in the treatment of

Physical factors, such as fatigue and lowered testosterone levels, can

A common condition among men which may lead to sexual dysfunction is atherosclerosis, also known as

Which of the following correctly describes more sex therapists' attitudes toward vibrators?

People who focus their attention on how they are performing during sex, or consciously watching themselves instead of participating fully, are in a(n)

Vaginismus is classified as a(n)

Discuss different psychosocial factors as they relate to sexual dysfunction.

In terms of sexual dysfunctions, women are more likely than men to report being anxious about their performance.

Jerry and Nancy have a lack of desire for intercourse. They could be experiencing

Fear of losing control or letting go is a common emotional factor in the orgasmic disorders.

In treating sexual arousal disorders, Apomorphine (Uprima) works by

Dyspareunia is

List the DSM's four categories of sexual dysfunctions.

One of the key aspects of psychological treatments for erectile dysfunction is the introduction of

There are no medical solutions for male erectile disorder.

List three ethical concerns involved in obtaining Viagra online.

Sexual aversion disorder describes a person

In men, sexual arousal disorder is referred to as

Which of the following sexual problems affects many more females than males?

Artificial lubricant can help supplement a woman's own vaginal lubricant in menopausal women.

What Is Human Sexuality

Research Methods in Human Sexuality

Female Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Male Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Arousal and Response

Gender Identity, Gender Roles, and Gender Differences

Attraction and Lovebinding Forces

Relationships and Communication

Sexual Behaviors and Fantasies

Sexual Orientation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Atypical Sexual Variations

Sexual Coercion

Commercial Sex

Filters