Chapter 10 Class Notes
CHAPTER 10
(#1) SUBTOPIC >> SEXUAL DISORDER
(1) There are Sexual desire Disorder
Male hypoactive sexual desire disorder
Female sexual interest/arousal
(2) females are higher in finding out from the clinic males have higher erectile dysfunction as older the age
(overview slide of sexual dysfunction)
female arousal disorders tend to be easier to hide than male disorder
(3) orgasm disorder are more common in woman and occur in the orgasm phase for males it could be premature,delayed ejaculation or retrograde ejaculation(DEF?)
(4) Sexual pain disorder
Specific to woman
Vaginismus (involutary spasms that prevent woman from experiencing intercourse)
Genito-pelvic pain (can create an anxiety attack
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How do you assess someone who has a sexual disorder?
(1) Interviews using common/layman terminology
(2) Medical examination to exam for drugs, medications that could have a huge impact on libido want to also check for hormone levels chronic illness may have diff as well as those with heart attacks, having anxiety on sexual activity for fear of injury during sexual act
(3) Psychophysiological assessment
(I) Penile strain gauge > measure how strong the erection is
(II) Vaginal photoplethysmograph > light sensitive tool to see how much blood flow is in the vagina
VIDEOOOOO
Clark I (video who has erection disorder)
-bio factor
-psychological factor
-social factor
(BIOLOGICAL FACTOR) infection of prostate cancer erectile dysfunction therefore has less desire
Clark II (PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTOR) he is depressed fear of lost of masculine identity clark would be experiencing distress
Clark III (SOCIOCULTURAL FACTOR) does not want to be seen as weak has own belief on what a man is, what a man do man doesn’t cry has affected this own identity of who he is what he believes how society perceives what a man is expectations for his wife
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Causes of
(#1) SUBTOPIC >> SEXUAL DISORDER
(1) There are Sexual desire Disorder
Male hypoactive sexual desire disorder
Female sexual interest/arousal
(2) females are higher in finding out from the clinic males have higher erectile dysfunction as older the age
(overview slide of sexual dysfunction)
female arousal disorders tend to be easier to hide than male disorder
(3) orgasm disorder are more common in woman and occur in the orgasm phase for males it could be premature,delayed ejaculation or retrograde ejaculation(DEF?)
(4) Sexual pain disorder
Specific to woman
Vaginismus (involutary spasms that prevent woman from experiencing intercourse)
Genito-pelvic pain (can create an anxiety attack
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How do you assess someone who has a sexual disorder?
(1) Interviews using common/layman terminology
(2) Medical examination to exam for drugs, medications that could have a huge impact on libido want to also check for hormone levels chronic illness may have diff as well as those with heart attacks, having anxiety on sexual activity for fear of injury during sexual act
(3) Psychophysiological assessment
(I) Penile strain gauge > measure how strong the erection is
(II) Vaginal photoplethysmograph > light sensitive tool to see how much blood flow is in the vagina
VIDEOOOOO
Clark I (video who has erection disorder)
-bio factor
-psychological factor
-social factor
(BIOLOGICAL FACTOR) infection of prostate cancer erectile dysfunction therefore has less desire
Clark II (PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTOR) he is depressed fear of lost of masculine identity clark would be experiencing distress
Clark III (SOCIOCULTURAL FACTOR) does not want to be seen as weak has own belief on what a man is, what a man do man doesn’t cry has affected this own identity of who he is what he believes how society perceives what a man is expectations for his wife
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Causes of