Post-Test Male Sexual Dysfunction

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1. A sexual history should start with:

Defining the sexual problem

Identifying sexual fantasies

Identifying past sexual trauma

Investigating childhood sexual experiences

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2. What is NOT a goal in motivational interviewing:

Inform fully

Change the patient’s behavior

Facilitate internally motivated choices

Clarify problem’s related issues

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3. The PLISSIT model is a recommended step-wise clinical approach for managing sexual concerns. What does the ‘P’ in PLISSIT stand for?

Permission

Personal

Prevention

Problem

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4. When the client describes a marked fluctuation in the appearance of the sexual problem (e.g., present in some situations but not in others), this may indicate that:

The problem has an organic etiology

The problem has a psychological etiology

The client has poor self-awareness

The client masturbates frequently

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5. 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 certain contexts or partners

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6. According to Levine, which of the following is NOT a component of sexual desire?

Drive

Motivation

Compulsivity

Wish

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7. Which of the following is FALSE?

Depression is the consequence but not the cause of erectile dysfunction

Men with diabetes are at an increased risk of developing erectile dysfunction

Men with erectile dysfunction and men with cardiovascular disease share common risk factors

Men with vasculogenic erectile dysfunction are at increased risk of developing a cardiovascular disease

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8. Which of the following is TRUE?

In men with erectile dysfunction that are below 50 years of age, the problem is more likely to be psychogenic than organic

In men with erectile dysfunction that are below 50 years of age, the problem is more likely to be organic than psychogenic

In men with erectile dysfunction that are below 50 years of age, the problem is more likely to be generalized than situational

Age is not associated with erectile dysfunction

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9. Which of the following is TRUE? When PDE5 inhibitors are used for psychogenic erectile dysfunction:

Sexual stimulation is not necessary to achieve an erection

Sexual desire is not necessary to achieve an erection

Performance anxiety can block the effectiveness of the pill

Performance anxiety can’t block the effectiveness of the pill

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10. The sudden onset of Erectile Dysfunction is a strong indication of:

Psychogenic erectile dysfunction

Vasculogenic erectile dysfunction

Pathological ejaculatory pathways

Prostate cancer

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11. Which of the following is FALSE?

Masturbation could cause erectile failure

Venus leakage could cause erectile failure

Diabetes could cause erectile failure

Atherosclerosis could cause erectile failure

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12. A man says his erectile dysfunction occurs in 60% of sexual encounters. It is most likely that the problem is:

Vasculogenic

Psychogenic

Mixed

Iatrogenic

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13. What is the intravaginal ejaculatory latency time (IELT) in most men with lifelong premature ejaculation, according to multiple studies?

Less than 15 sec

Less than 45 sec

Less than 60 sec

Anteportal

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14. Which of the following is FALSE? The majority of men with premature ejaculation:

Are too focused on controlling their ejaculation

Are too focused on the partner’s satisfaction

Are too focused on their own satisfaction

Distract their attention away from sex

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15. Which of the following is FALSE? Premature ejaculation can be treated with:

Pharmacotherapy

Combination of pharmacotherapy and psychosexual therapy

Abstinence

Behavioral exercises

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16. A man has always been able to ejaculate during masturbation but never intra-vaginally, causing him distress. What should be checked first?

His masturbatory frequency and style

His disgust for the vagina

His avoidance of pregnancy

His relationship with his mother

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17. The Sensate Focus assignment is usually used in psychosexual therapy when:

Poor sexual education of the partners is evident

A phobic response to the sexual stimulus is evident

A rigid sexual repertoire is the core etiology of the sexual dysfunction

Performance anxiety is the core etiology of the sexual dysfunction

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18. The Stop-Start exercise is usually suggested for the treatment of:

Erectile dysfunction

Low sexual desire

Premature ejaculation

Delayed ejaculation

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