Question 1

About % of women who received testosterone treatment for low sexual desire improve.

Accepted Answer

The answer of About % of women who received testosterone...

Question 2

Some sexual problems such as tend to worsen over time, while other problems such as tend to improve over time, and still other problems such as may not change much at all over time.

Accepted Answer

Erectile disorder often worsens over time due to psychological and physiological factors. Premature ejaculation can improve with treatment and experience. Lack of interest may remain unchanged without intervention.

Question 3

Psychological treatments of sexual dysfunctions include

Accepted Answer

The stop-start procedure involves stimulating the penis to a state of high arousal and stopping before ejaculation, then repeating the process. Sensate focus is a technique in which partners explore each other's bodies in a non-sexual way, gradually building up to sexual touch. Masturbation training involves teaching individuals to become more comfortable with their own bodies and sexuality. Together, these techniques have been shown to be effective in treating sexual dysfunctions. The other options listed may be components of treatment, but they are not as widely used or studied.

Question 4

Alex has erectile disorder, and has not responded to any of the drugs containing sildenafil.He is unwilling to have surgery, so his doctor suggests

Accepted Answer

The answer of Alex has erectile disorder, and has not...

Question 5

Surprisingly, to achieve an erection, medication may be injected directly into the penis that causes

Accepted Answer

Medication is injected into the penis to cause the smooth muscles within the surrounding blood vessels to relax, allowing increased blood flow into the penis and thus resulting in an erection.

Question 6

A common technique for treating premature ejaculation is

Accepted Answer

The stop-start procedure involves stopping sexual stimulation just before ejaculation and then starting again once the urge to ejaculate has passed. Over time, this can help a person become more in tune with their own bodily sensations and extend the duration of sexual activity. Choices A, C, and D are inappropriate and/or unethical methods for treating premature ejaculation.

Question 7

The primary biological intervention for erectile difficulty is

Accepted Answer

The answer of The primary biological intervention for erectile difficulty...

Question 8

Medical approaches to addressing sexual dysfunctions are often accompanied by psychological approaches known as

Accepted Answer

The psychological approaches accompanying medical treatments for sexual dysfunctions are collectively known as sex therapy. None of the other options accurately describe these approaches.

Question 9

Drugs such as Viagra and Cialis help to achieve an erection by

Accepted Answer

Viagra and Cialis work by increasing blood flow to the penis. They inhibit the enzyme PDE5 which breaks down a chemical called cGMP that is responsible for increasing blood flow to the penis. This results in increased blood flow and better erections.

Question 10

Sildenafil is sold under the brand name(s) of

Accepted Answer

Sildenafil is sold under the brand names Viagra, Levitra, and Cialis.

Question 11

What percentage of women are able to achieve orgasm through masturbation training?

Accepted Answer

Studies have shown that around 80% of women are able to achieve orgasm through masturbation training, which helps them understand their bodies and what stimulates them effectively.

Question 12

Jedediah is seeing his physician for a sexual dysfunction.His doctor indicates that antidepressant drugs have been successful in treating other patients with his same problem.What is likely the nature of Jedediah's sexual dysfunction?

Accepted Answer

Antidepressants, particularly selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), are often used to treat premature ejaculation as they can delay ejaculation.

Question 13

For men and women with low sexual desire, sex therapy may consist of

Accepted Answer

Banning sexual contact temporarily can allow for the couple to rebuild their sexual repertoire and find new ways to increase desire and pleasure. Attempting intercourse more often than desired may further decrease desire and cause negative associations with sex. Engaging in sexual activities with multiple couples is not typically recommended as a form of therapy and may have emotional or physical consequences. Banning sexual contact until agreements are reached may be necessary in some cases, but it is not a comprehensive treatment for low sexual desire.

Question 14

Psychotherapy for premature ejaculation seems effective for about % of men, but relapse rates are high.

Accepted Answer

Psychotherapy for premature ejaculation is effective for about 64% of men, according to studies. However, relapse rates are high, so it may not be a long-term solution for all individuals.

Question 15

If you find yourself struggling with sexual dysfunction, your textbook authors' advice would be to start with a comprehensive

Accepted Answer

The best choice would be a medical exam because sexual dysfunction can be caused by a variety of medical conditions such as hormonal imbalances, side effects of medications, or cardiovascular disease. A medical exam can identify any physical issues that may be contributing to the dysfunction. While a psychological assessment or exam may be useful in some cases, it is important to rule out any underlying medical conditions first.

Question 16

When a partner practices effective masturbation and stimulation so that the orgasm is enhanced and brought about more quickly, he/she is engaging in

Accepted Answer

Masturbation training refers to the practice of enhancing one's ability to achieve orgasm through masturbation and stimulation techniques, often involving self-exploration and experimentation with different techniques. This can involve learning how to better stimulate specific areas of the body, such as the clitoris or penis, and becoming more aware of one's own sexual responses and preferences.

Question 17

Joelle suffers from genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder.Her doctor will probably recommend that she

Accepted Answer

The answer of Joelle suffers from genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder.Her doctor...

Question 18

In the case study for Chapter 11, Douglas and Stacy were relieved by the initial ban on sex that sensate focus mandates, and the fantasy training helped start them toward a path of better

Accepted Answer

Sensate focus is a technique used in sex therapy that involves focusing on touch and sensations without any expectations of sexual intercourse. The initial ban on sex helps couples to focus on connecting through touch rather than sexual performance. Fantasy training can also help couples to explore their sensuality and improve sexual communication. Therefore, the best choice is B, sensuality. The other options are not relevant to the context of the case study.

Question 19

Psychological approaches for sexual problems may target

Accepted Answer

All of the factors mentioned, including marital conflict, exhaustion, trauma, depression, anxiety, and substance abuse, can have an impact on sexual functioning and may be addressed in sex therapy. Therefore, option D is the best choice.

Question 20

Which type of drug has been used to treat premature ejaculation?

Accepted Answer

Antidepressants, specifically selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), have been found to be effective in treating premature ejaculation. They work by increasing the level of serotonin in the brain, which can help delay ejaculation. Anticonvulsants, antipsychotics, and anti-anxiety medications have not been shown to be as effective in treating premature ejaculation.

Quiz 11: Sexual Dysfunctions and Disorders and Gender Identity Disorder