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NMNC 3210: SEXUALITY | EVERY QUESTION SOLVED
| EVERY SCORE SECURED!

What is sexuality? - Answer: A central aspect of being human throughout life
encompasses sex, gender identities and roles, sexual orientation, eroticism, pleasure,
intimacy and reproduction



What is sexual health? - Answer: A state of well-being in relation to sexuality across the
lifespan that involves physical, emotional, mental, social and spiritual dimensions



What is sex? - Answer: One of four primary drives (thirst, hunger, avoidance of pain)



What is sexual acts? - Answer: Behaviors that include genitalia and erogenous zones



What is sexual identity? - Answer: Biological sexual characteristics of male or female


What is gender identity? - Answer: Perception of one's gender as masculine or feminine



What is sexual orientation? - Answer: How one views self in terms of emotionally,
romantically, sexually, or affectionately attracted to an individual of a particular gender



What is sexual behavior? - Answer: How one responds to sexual impulses



What is the best predictor of sexual health? - Answer: Sexual & emotional well-being


What are the four phases of sexual response? - Answer: 1. Excitement

2. Plateau
3. Orgasmic

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, 4. Resolution



Which phase of sexual response may be affected with a patient that has had an MI? -
Answer: Excitement phase

- Raise in HR, BP, & RR



What are the phases on the newest model of sexual response? - Answer: 1. Motivation
2. Arousal

3. Genital Congestion

4. Orgasm

5. Resolution



What is the Motivation phase? - Answer: The desire to engage in sexual activity (libido
or sex drive).



What is the Arousal phase? - Answer: The physiological response to the release of
neurotransmitters that stimulate specific areas of the brain involved in cognition,
emotion, motivation, and organization of genital congestion.



What is the Genital Congestion phase? - Answer: Reflexive autonomic response
facilitated by the parasympathetic and inhibited by the sympathetic nervous system



What is the Orgasm phase? - Answer: Produces contractions of muscles in genital area
and sometimes throughout the body. This is how pelvic congestion is relieved.



What is the Resolution stage? - Answer: Sense of well being, muscular relaxation,
fatigue.


What are the 6 components of optimal sexuality? - Answer: 1. Being present


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