Pscy 286 Test 4 - Part 3

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Sexual Disorders

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-Sexual Dysfunctions
-Pain Disorder
-Gender Identity Disorder
-Paraphilias

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Sexual Dysfunction

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Condition marked by persistent impairment or sexual performance or disruption in sexual responsiveness, resulting in personal distress reduced self-esteem feelings of guilt, etc

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Desire Stage

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Stage of sex urges, fantasy and interest in sexual intercourse

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Hypoactive Sexual Desire

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Condition marked by persistent lack of desire or insufficient sexual interest

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Sexual Aversion Disorder

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-Sexual dysfunction characterized by disgust at the idea of sexual intercourse
-May find sexual stimulation kissing, touching, etc as repulsive
-Fear and personal distress often accompanied by avoidance

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Excitement

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Stage of subjective pleasure and involuntary physical responses, blood pools, increased heart rate, etc

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Female Sexual Arousal Disorder

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Persistent inability to achieve and sustain arousal and vaginal lubrication sufficient for satisfying sexual intercourse

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Male Erectile Disorder

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Condition marked by persistent inability to attain or sustain adequate erection

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Orgasmic Stage

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Peaking of sexual pleasure, release of sexual tension

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Female Inhibited Orgasm

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Condition marked by persistent inability to experience orgasmic release

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Male Orgasmic Disorder

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-Premature Ejaculation
-Retarded Ejaculation

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Resolution

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-Stage of recovery during which sexual stimulation is difficult
-No related disorders

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Pain Disorder

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Condition marked by pain in area of genitals that discourages sexual intercourse

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Dyspareunia

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Pain experienced in genital area (genuine to person) discourages sexual intercourse

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Vaginismus

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Condition marked by involuntary contraction of outer vaginal walls that impedes penile insertion

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Gender Identity Disorder

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-Conditions marked by discrepancies between one’s sense of maleness or femaleness and one’s physical anatomy
-The discrepancy is sufficient to create personal distress, depression, suicidal ideas and behaviors

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Transgender Identity Disorder

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-Gender identity condition in which the sense of entrapment in the wrong body create personal distress, sufficient to warrant a surgical transformation
-Condition marked by intense desire to primary and secondary sex characteristics

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Paraphilias

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-Conditions marked by socially inappropriate sexual interests and behaviors
-Sexual interests are intense and persistent over at least 6 months
-Sexual arousal often contingent upon contact with object of preference

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Transvestic Fetishism

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Dressing in opposite sex clothing for sexual gratification

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Sexual Masochism

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Sexual gratification derived from activities that humiliate, cause pain, degradation

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Sexual Sadism

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Sexual gratification derived from imposing pain, suffering, humiliation

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Pedophilia

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Disorders with sexual interest in children

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Frotteruism

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Rubbing against strangers for sexual gratification

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Fetishism

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Sexual gratification d from contact w/inanimate objects

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Necrophilia

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Contact with dead, still, cold, is gratifying

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Voyeurism

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Watching sex acts, nudity, disrobing for gratification

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Bestiality

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Sexual activities with animals to derived satisfaction

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Exhibitionism

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Exposing one genitals to unsuspecting strangers for gratification

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Psychoses

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Disorders marked by impaired ability to interpret reality and difficulty meeting the demands of life

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Schizophrenia

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-A psychotic disorder marked by disturbance in perception, language, behavior, communication, fluency and productivity of speech
-Chronic psychotic disorder
-Marked by impaired reality testing, loss of volition, drive, and attention.

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Schizophrenia (Areas of Conflict)

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-Cognition = Disturbances in thinking
-Affect = Feeling states
-Speech = Pressured flight
-Behavior = Bizarre and unusual actions and reactions

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Schizo

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Split division:
-Split from reality
-Split between behavior and emotions
-Split between thoughts and behaviors
-Loose associations or derailment of thought

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Positive Schizophrenia Symptoms

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-Excess or distortion of normal functions
-Delusions
-Disorganized speech
-Hallucination
-Inappropriate affect, etc

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Negative Schizophrenia Symptoms

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-Diminution or loss of normal functions e.x. alogia
-Avolition, blunted or flatten affect
-Mutism
-Word salads. etc

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Type I Schizophrenia

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Schizophrenias characterized primarily by positive symptoms, e.g., delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, etc

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Type II Schizophrenia

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Characterized primarily by negative symptoms, e.g., social withdrawal, avolition, alogia, mutism, etc

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Schizophrenia Types

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-Paranoid
-Catatonic
-Disorganized
-Undifferentiated
-Residual

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Paranoid Schizophrenia

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-A type of schizophrenia marked by persistent delusions that involves themes of persecution or grandiosity
-Delusions with theme of jealousy, religiosity or somatization may occur
-Features may include angerk anxiety, aloffness and argumentativeness

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Catatonic Schizophrenia

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-An unusual type of schizophrenia marked by at disturbed motor functions, i.e., stupors, waxy flexibility, mutism, or excited motor
-Activities expressed in excessive flapping of hands, grimacing, etc. Echolia & echopraxia may prevail

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Disorganized Schizophrenia

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-A form of schizophrenia marked by incoherent speech, loose associations, silly and regressed mannerism, neologism, word salads, inappropriate affect, transient hallucinations and delusions

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Undifferentiated Schizophrenia

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-A form of schizophrenia marked by a combination of psychotic symptoms, e.g., delusions of reference, delusions of grandeur, stupors, incoherent thoughts, agitation or excited behaviors

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Residual Schizophrenia

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A type of schizophrenia w/out prominent psychotic symptoms, w/a history of a least one schizophrenic episode

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Additional Psychoses

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-Schizophreniform Disorder
-Schizoaffective Disorder
-Brief Psychotic Disorder
-Delusional disorder
-Shared psychotic disorder
-Substance induced psychoses
-Psychotic disorder due to general medical condition

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Schizophreniform Disorder

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-An acute condition w/symptoms of schizophrenia that onset of symptoms that persist for one month; but, subsides w/in 6mo
-Symptoms may include confusion, unusual behaviors, prominent psychotic symptoms

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Schizoaffective Disorder

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-Condition marked by symptoms of major depression (w/or w/out mania) with symptoms of schizophrenia
-Poor occupational functioning, restricted range of social contacts
-Difficulties with self care, increased risk of suicide

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Brief Psychotic Disorder

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-Condition in which psychotic symptoms acutely onset and persist for at least one day; but, no longer than one month
-Symptoms may be precipitated by trauma or markedly stressful event
-Symptoms include one or more of the following: delusions, hallucinations, derailment, catatonic behaviors, etc

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Delusional Disorder

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-Conditions marked by nonbizarre delusions
-Delusions related to situations that occur in real life(, e.g., being followed, poisioned, infected, loved at a distance, deceived by spouse.) contained delusions of: Grandiose Type, Jealous Type, Erotomania

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Shared Psychotic Disorder-

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-Condition marked by one or more non-bizarre delusions that persist for a minimum of one month among members of a group
-Faulty belief expected to subside when group disbands

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Substance Induced Psychotic Disorder

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-Condition with prominent hallucinations or delusions, judged to be due to the direct physiological effects of substance, i.e., drug of abuse, a medication, or toxin exposure
-The individual does not realizes the symptoms are substance induced