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infancy - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; gender assignment and beginning of
gender identification
toddler - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; gender identification development
and ability to identify one's gender
preschool - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; increased self-awareness and
begin to ask questions
school-age - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; same-sex friendships and ask
more questions
adolescence - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; value system established and
physical development
young adult - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; possible active sex life
middle adult - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; decrease in hormones
,older adult - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; continued interest bu less
frequency
physical, psychological - DETAILED ANSWER-sexual dysfunction is typically ______ & ________
delayed ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation - DETAILED ANSWER-sexual
dysfunction in males
inhibited desire, dyspareunia, vaginismus - DETAILED ANSWER-sexual dysfunction in females
sedating effect, decrease desire and function - DETAILED ANSWER-anticonvulsants effect on
sexuality (3)
decrease testosterone, ED - DETAILED ANSWER-antidepressants (MAOIs) effect on sexuality (2)
delayed ejaculation, absent/delayed orgasm, decrease desire - DETAILED
ANSWERantidepressants (SSRIs) effect on sexuality (3)
decrease desire and lubrication - DETAILED ANSWER-antihistamines effect on sexuality (2)
decrease desire, ED - DETAILED ANSWER-antihypertensives effect on sexuality (2)
decrease desire, ED, ejaculation dysfunction - DETAILED ANSWER-antipsychotics effect on
sexuality (3)
ED due to relaxation of smooth muscle - DETAILED ANSWER-antispasmodics effect on sexuality
(1)
,decrease desire, ED, decrease testosterone and semen production - DETAILED ANSWERnarcotics
effect on sexuality (4)
permanent dysfunction and sterility - DETAILED ANSWER-chronic alcoholism effect on sexuality
in males (2)
decrease desire and orgasmic dysfunction - DETAILED ANSWER-chronic alcoholism effect on
sexuality in females (2)
decrease desire and ED - DETAILED ANSWER-chronic marijuana use effect on sexuality
health - DETAILED ANSWER-state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being; patient
defined
disease - DETAILED ANSWER-medical term; pathologic change in structure/function of the
body/mind
illness - DETAILED ANSWER-response of person to a their disease
perceived susceptibility - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; believed chances of
getting a disease/condition
perceived severity - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; believed seriousness of a
disease/condition
perceived benefits - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; believed effectiveness of
action to reduce risk of disease
, perceived barriers - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; believed costs of taking
action to reduce risk of disease
cues to action - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; factors that activate readiness
to change
self-efficacy - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; confidence in one's ability to take
action to reduce risk
primary - DETAILED ANSWER-type of prevention; true prevention that precedes disease
secondary - DETAILED ANSWER-type of prevention; reduce illness severity and enable pt to
return to normal health (screenings)
tertiary - DETAILED ANSWER-type of prevention; permanent and irreversible disability (rehab,
surgery, OT/PT)
heart disease - DETAILED ANSWER-1st leading cause of death
cancer - DETAILED ANSWER-2nd leading cause of death
accidents - DETAILED ANSWER-3rd leading cause of death
suicide - DETAILED ANSWER-10th leading cause of death
diabetes mellitus - DETAILED ANSWER-7th leading cause of death
rescue those in immediate danger - DETAILED ANSWER-R of RACE
QueStioNS With complete SolutioNS||cuRReNt
update!
infancy - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; gender assignment and beginning of
gender identification
toddler - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; gender identification development
and ability to identify one's gender
preschool - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; increased self-awareness and
begin to ask questions
school-age - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; same-sex friendships and ask
more questions
adolescence - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; value system established and
physical development
young adult - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; possible active sex life
middle adult - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; decrease in hormones
,older adult - DETAILED ANSWER-stage of sexual development; continued interest bu less
frequency
physical, psychological - DETAILED ANSWER-sexual dysfunction is typically ______ & ________
delayed ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation - DETAILED ANSWER-sexual
dysfunction in males
inhibited desire, dyspareunia, vaginismus - DETAILED ANSWER-sexual dysfunction in females
sedating effect, decrease desire and function - DETAILED ANSWER-anticonvulsants effect on
sexuality (3)
decrease testosterone, ED - DETAILED ANSWER-antidepressants (MAOIs) effect on sexuality (2)
delayed ejaculation, absent/delayed orgasm, decrease desire - DETAILED
ANSWERantidepressants (SSRIs) effect on sexuality (3)
decrease desire and lubrication - DETAILED ANSWER-antihistamines effect on sexuality (2)
decrease desire, ED - DETAILED ANSWER-antihypertensives effect on sexuality (2)
decrease desire, ED, ejaculation dysfunction - DETAILED ANSWER-antipsychotics effect on
sexuality (3)
ED due to relaxation of smooth muscle - DETAILED ANSWER-antispasmodics effect on sexuality
(1)
,decrease desire, ED, decrease testosterone and semen production - DETAILED ANSWERnarcotics
effect on sexuality (4)
permanent dysfunction and sterility - DETAILED ANSWER-chronic alcoholism effect on sexuality
in males (2)
decrease desire and orgasmic dysfunction - DETAILED ANSWER-chronic alcoholism effect on
sexuality in females (2)
decrease desire and ED - DETAILED ANSWER-chronic marijuana use effect on sexuality
health - DETAILED ANSWER-state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being; patient
defined
disease - DETAILED ANSWER-medical term; pathologic change in structure/function of the
body/mind
illness - DETAILED ANSWER-response of person to a their disease
perceived susceptibility - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; believed chances of
getting a disease/condition
perceived severity - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; believed seriousness of a
disease/condition
perceived benefits - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; believed effectiveness of
action to reduce risk of disease
, perceived barriers - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; believed costs of taking
action to reduce risk of disease
cues to action - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; factors that activate readiness
to change
self-efficacy - DETAILED ANSWER-health belief model concept; confidence in one's ability to take
action to reduce risk
primary - DETAILED ANSWER-type of prevention; true prevention that precedes disease
secondary - DETAILED ANSWER-type of prevention; reduce illness severity and enable pt to
return to normal health (screenings)
tertiary - DETAILED ANSWER-type of prevention; permanent and irreversible disability (rehab,
surgery, OT/PT)
heart disease - DETAILED ANSWER-1st leading cause of death
cancer - DETAILED ANSWER-2nd leading cause of death
accidents - DETAILED ANSWER-3rd leading cause of death
suicide - DETAILED ANSWER-10th leading cause of death
diabetes mellitus - DETAILED ANSWER-7th leading cause of death
rescue those in immediate danger - DETAILED ANSWER-R of RACE
