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What is false. About half of women and at least 1/3 of men have sexual problems.
Sexual dysfunctions are rare.
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What is Sexual Problems Relating to Lack of Interest or Desire
What is when people no longer have erotic thoughts or fantasies. Nor do they indicate sexual activity, and may be unreceptive to their partner's advances.
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What is persistent or recurrent difficulties in becoming sexually aroused or reaching orgasm.
Define sexual dysfunctions
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What is men.
Which gender is hypogonadism most common?
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What is a collective term for short-term behavioral models for treatment of sexual dysfunctions.
Define sex therapy
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What is false. It is lack of adequate lubrication.
The most common cause of painful intercourse in women is vaginal infection.
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What is Sexual Problems Relating to Becoming Aroused
When someone has problems becoming sexually excited or sufficiently lubricated in response to sexual stimulation.
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What is persistent difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection sufficient to allow the man to engage in or complete sexual intercourse.
Define erectile disorder/dysfunction
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What is false. Tumescence means swelling/erection.
True/False: tumescence is an endocrine disorder that reduces the output of testosterone.
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What is exercises in which partners take turns giving and receiving pleasurable stimulation in non-genital areas of the body.
Define sensate focus exercises.
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What is false. It is not possible to 'will' an erection. One can set a stage for an erection.
Sex therapy teaches a man with erectile disorder hot to 'will' an erection.
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What is Sexual Problems Relating to Orgasm
When someone is unable to reach orgasm or having difficulty reaching orgasm following what would usually be an adequate amount of sexual stimulation.
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What is a sexual dysfunction in which ejaculation occurs with minimal sexual stimulation and before the partners desire it.
Define premature ejaculation
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What is marijuana, alcohol, heroin, and/or methadone.
What drug is associated with reduced sexual desire and performance?
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What is therapists explain to men what fantasies they should entertain to obtain an erection, or how they would want to be touched.
Briefly describe the sex therapy for erectile disorder
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What is true.
Many sex therapists recommend masturbation as the treatment for women who have never been able to reach orgasm.
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An American Psychiatric Association diagnosis that combines problems in sexual desire and becoming sexually aroused in women. These problems cause clinically significant distress.
Briefly explain female sexual interest/arousal disorder.
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What is engorgement of blood vessels with blood, which swells the genitals and breasts during sexual arousal.
Define vasocongestion
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What is perimenopausal and/or postmenopausal.
What causes the vaginal walls to become thinner?
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What is the use of cognitive-behavioral approaches to treating sexual problems. Masters and Johnson did a study determining dysfunction.
Briefly describe the Masters and Johnson Approach
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What is true.
A man can prevent ejaculation by squeezing his penis when he feels that he is about to ejaculate.
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An American Psychiatric Association diagnosis referring to persistent or recurrent problems in lack of sexual desire that cause significant distress.
Briefly explain male hypoactive desire disorder.
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What is a sexual dysfunction characterized by persistent or recurrent pain during sexual intercourse.
Dyspareunia
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What is bicycling.
What physical activity causes blood-flow problems in men and women?
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What is change self-defeating beliefs and attitudes, enhance sexual knowledge, teach sexual skills, improve sexual communication, and reduce performance anxiety.
Name the five things that sex therapists aim to do.
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