Development of Sexual Dysfunction Can Be Viewed as a Negative

question 64

Multiple Choice

Development of sexual dysfunction can be viewed as a negative cycle that involves a variety of factors, since the typical case progresses in the following manner:

• A) Initial dysfunction may be triggered by an event such as substance use; concern about the dysfunction then leads to more dysfunction, and sex itself becomes associated with negative feelings.
• B) Initial dysfunction may be triggered by an event such as substance use; this causes a strain on the relationship and reduces the intimacy in the relationship, which then leads to anxiety about one's desirability.
• C) Initial dysfunction occurs through slow and gradual deterioration, possibly due to a medical condition; as the medical condition develops, the individual's concern with failing sexuality increases, resulting in relationship problems.
• D) A general medical condition triggers the first dysfunction, which is followed by increased anxiety; as the anxiety increases, the sexual dysfunction becomes more severe over time and causes loss of interest in sex.

Identify the social determinants of health and their impact on patient well-being.

Execute culturally sensitive physical assessment techniques.

Develop patient care strategies that incorporate patient preferences and cultural therapies alongside evidenced-based medical treatments.

Understand the concept of the patient's world view and its relevance in healthcare.

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Definitions:

Bootstrap Distribution

A technique in statistics for estimating the distribution of a statistic by resampling with replacement from the original sample.

Normal

In statistics, this describes a distribution that is symmetric around the mean, showing that data near the mean are more frequent in occurrence than data far from the mean.

Resamples

In statistics, resampling is a method that involves drawing repeated samples from the original data samples.

Means

The average values obtained by dividing the sum of all observations by the number of observations.