Eating-Sleep-Sexuality

Front 1

Major depression:

Which sleep stage shortened? When does the person wake up?

Any hypersomnia?

Back 1

Major Depression: Shortened REM latency; early AM awakening, fitful sleep. Hypersomnia also possible in mood disorders.

Front 2

Which mental disorder can cause nightmares?

Back 2

PTSD

Front 3

Drastically decreased need for sleep. Highly irritable. Manic episode can be precipitated by sleep deprivation (jet travel).

Back 3

Bipolar-Mani

Front 4

Often manifests as daytime lethargy; can be mistaken for depression or lack of motivation

Back 4

Sleep apnea

Front 5

Patient often is up all night, in agitated aimless activity, driven by delusional thinking.

Back 5

Schizophrenia

Front 6

“Intense and persistent sexual interest other than sexual interest in genital stimulation or preparatory fondling with phenotypically normal, physically mature, consenting human partners.”

Back 6

Paraphilic disorders

Front 7

1. Eroticactivities
(spanking, bondage, whipping, strangulation,

autoerotic asphyxiation, frottage)

2. Erotictargets
(Children, animals, corpses, amputees, inanimate objects)

What is described here?

Back 7

"Intense and persistent erotic interest"

Front 8

Review table 24.1

Back 8

Review table 24.1

Front 9

Reduced desire for sexual contact or total aversion to sexual activity

Back 9

Sexual desire disorders:

Hypoactive desire disorder (20% of adults)

Sexual aversion disorder (unknown)

Front 10

Inability to attain or maintain sexual arousal sufficient to initiate or complete sexual acts

Back 10

Sexual arousal disorders:

Female sexual arousal disorder (33% married females)

Male erectile disorder (75% > 80 years old)

Front 11

Excessive orgasmic delay, absence or orgasmic response, or premature orgasm

Back 11

Orgasmic disorders:

Female orgasmic disorder (5% adult females)

Male orgasmic disorder (4% adults males)

Premature ejaculation (30% adult males)

Front 12

Pain in sexual organs during sexual activity that interferes with or prevents sexual activity

Back 12

Sexual pain disorders:

Dyspareunia (unknown)

Vaginismus (unknown)

Front 13

Deviant arousal patterns and object choices

Back 13

Paraphilia:

Exhibitionism

Fetishism

Frotteurism

Pedophilia

Masochism/sadism

Transvestic fetishism

Voyeurism

Front 14

Discomfort with or nonacceptance of primary sexual identification and desire to change sexual identification to the opposite gender

Back 14

Gender identify disorders (unknown)

Front 15

Variable sexual dysfunction resulting from identified medical conditions or treatment

Back 15

Sexual dysfunction due to medical conditions (common)