A Nineteenth-Century Man Might Have Been Diagnosed as Having Satyriasis

question 13

Multiple Choice

A nineteenth-century man might have been diagnosed as having satyriasis if

• A)he was sexually more active than his partner.
• B)his sexual desires and fantasies exceeded those of his wife.
• C)his sexual activity was judged "uncontrollable."
• D)he preferred many different partners to having one regular partner.

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Definitions:

Ultrasound

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Intracranial Structures

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Anteroposterior

An anatomical term referring to the direction from the front (anterior) to the back (posterior) of the body.