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20 Cards in this Set
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Male hypoactive sexual desire disorder |
Persistent lack or reduced interest in sex and engagement in sexual activity |
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Female sexual interest/arousal disorder |
Persistent reduction or lack of interest in sex and low sexual activity. Limited excitement and few sexual sensations during sex. |
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Contributions to the female sexual interest/arousal disorder |
Painful intercourse Negative thoughts about sexuality Could be psychological or physiological |
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Desire discrepancy |
Male must have less desire than his partner for more than 6 months |
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Subjective sexual arousal disorder |
There is physical response but no subjective feeling of sexual excitement/pleasure |
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Genital sexual arousal disorder |
No psychological response but there is a subjective response |
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Combined sexual arousal disorder |
Lack of both a subjective and physiological response. |
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Hyper-sexual Disorder |
Proposed sexual dysfunction characterized by increasing frequency and intensity of sexually motivated fantasies. (Cybersex, pornography, sexual activity) |
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Erectile Dysfunction |
Repeated failure to obtain or maintain erections during partnered sexual activities |
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Premature ejaculation |
Persistently teaching organs and ejaculating within one minute of beginning sexual activity with a partner |
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Delayed ejaculation |
Marked delay or inability to achieve ejaculation; difficulty or inability to ejaculate despite the presence of adequate sexual stimulation and desire to ejaculate |
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Female orgasmic disorder (anorgasmia) |
Persistently failing to reach orgasm, or having very low intensity orgasms (Could be due to church upbringing or youth) |
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Genito-Pelvic pain or Penetration Disorder |
Refers to having difficulty having vaginal penetration during intercourse due to physical discomfort |
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Anodyspareunia |
Pain during homosexual male sexual intercourse |
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Vaginismus |
Refers to condition in which the muscles around the outer third of the begins involuntarily contract, preventing entry of the penis |
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Dysparenrunia |
Condition involving severe vaginal or pelvic pain during sexual intercourse |
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Performance Anxiety |
Fear of performing inadequately and a related tension experienced during sex |
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Spectator role |
A state of mind that can be experienced during sex , focusing on their sexual performance to such an extent that their performance and their enjoyment is reduced. |
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Phosphodiesterase inhibitors |
Viagra, Levitra, Cialis |
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Sensate Focus |
Involved partners becoming comfortable at each progressing level of intimacy before proceeding to the next |
