Post-Test Female Sexual Dysfunction

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1. According to the International Consultation of Sexual Medicine algorithm, which is mandatory in the basic evaluation step?

Focused physical exam

Lab tests

Sexual history taking

Counseling

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2. What does it mean when sexual dysfunction is “generalized”?

The problem is present from the beginning of the sexual activity

The problem is present after a period of normal functioning

The problem is present in all contexts, with each partner

The problem is present only in specific contexts or with particular partners

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3. The prevalence of sexual-related distress in women:

Does not change after menopause

Increases with age

Is not associated with age

Decreases with age

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4. In the DSM-5, the Female Sexual Desire Disorder:

Is merged with sexual arousal disorder in one new diagnosis named Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder (FSIAD)

Is merged with Female Orgasm Disorder in one new diagnosis named Female Sexual Response Disorder (FSRD)

Is combined with male sexual desire disorder in the diagnosis named Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD)

Is combined with sexual aversion disorder in the diagnosis named Phobic Sexual Desire Disorder (PSDD)

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5. When a woman has low sexual drive but a high motivation for sexual activity, what is most reasonable to assess first:

The level of distress

The hormones profile

The quality of intimacy and relationship

Depression

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6. The recommended psychotherapy for Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder in women:

Is strictly based on the traditional sex therapy techniques pioneered by Masters and Johnson

Is mainly based on cognitive/behavioral therapy (CBT)

Is the integration of cognitive, psychodynamic, sexual, and couple therapy, and mindfulness practice

Is mainly based on couple therapy

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7. In women, physiological responses of genital arousal:

Are irrelevant to the subjective experience of arousal

Are predictors of the subjective experience of arousal

Do not always coincide with the subjective experience of arousal

Precede the subjective experience of arousal

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8. The majority of women with sexual arousal problems:

Have relationship problems

Have personality disorders

Receive inadequate sexual stimulation

Have a low level of testosterone

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9. Female Cognitive Arousal Disorder is defined as:

The distressing inability to attain or maintain adequate vaginal lubrication associated with sexual activity

The distressing absence of sexual fantasies and thoughts associated with sexual activity

The distressing difficulty in attaining or maintaining adequate mental excitement associated with sexual activity

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10. Which is the definition of Dyspareunia?

Persistent or recurrent difficulties in allowing vaginal entry of a penis/finger/any object despite the woman’s expressed wish to do so

Persistent or recurrent pain with attempted or complete vaginal entry and vaginal sexual intercourse

Persistent or recurrent fear or anxiety about vulvovaginal or pelvic pain in anticipation of, during, or as a result of penetration

The chronic sensation of pain, burning, or rawness of vulvar skin which cannot be ascribed to any specific cause

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11. Which of the following basic gynecological examinations is useful for mapping vulvar pain?

Q-tip test

Inspection

Wet smear

Assessment of pelvic floor tonicity

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12. Which type of Vulvodynia is the most common?

Generalized provoked vulvodynia

Generalized unprovoked vulvodynia

Localized provoked vulvodynia

Localized unprovoked vulvodynia

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13. According to the DSM-5 and ICD-11, Female Orgasmic Disorder has been defined by compromises in orgasm relating to:

Absence, decreased pleasure, aversive peripheral symptoms

Timing, delay, infrequency, decreased intensity

Absence, delay, infrequency, decreased intensity

Timing, decreased pleasure, aversive central symptoms

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14. Female Orgasmic Disorder should not be diagnosed when a woman can achieve a clitoral orgasm but not a vaginal penetration orgasm.

True

False

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15. Which is the most effective therapeutic intervention for lifelong generalized anorgasmia?

Couple counseling

Body and self-awareness exercises

Transdermal testosterone

Coital alignment

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16. How is menopause defined?

The point in time 24 months after a woman’s last period

The point in time 12 months after a woman’s last period

The transition between ages 45 and 55

The transition between ages 50 and 55

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17. Which hormonal change is mostly associated with female sexual arousal problems in menopause?

Estrogen decreased level

FSH increased level

Testosterone decreased level

TSH increased level

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18. Which sexual problem in menopausal women can be treated by systemic and topical estrogens?

Orgasmic function

Sexual desire

Subjective sexual arousal

Vaginal lubrication

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