A Nurse Is Assessing a Client Diagnosed with Fetishistic Disorder

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Multiple Choice

A nurse is assessing a client diagnosed with fetishistic disorder. What would differentiate this paraphilic disorder from frotteuristic disorder?

• A) To derive sexual excitement, fetishistic disorder involves the use of nonliving objects, whereas frotteuristic disorder involves touching and rubbing against nonconsenting people.
• B) To derive sexual excitement, frotteuristic disorder involves the use of nonliving objects, whereas fetishistic disorder involves touching and rubbing against nonconsenting people.
• C) Clients diagnosed with frotteuristic disorder are heterosexual cross-dressing males, whereas clients diagnosed with fetishistic disorder are homosexual cross-dressing males.
• D) Clients diagnosed with fetishistic disorder are heterosexual cross-dressing males, whereas clients diagnosed with frotteuristic disorder are homosexual cross-dressing males.

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Definitions:

Purchasing-Power-Parity Theory

The idea that if countries have flexible exchange rates (rather than fixed exchange rates), the exchange rates between national currencies will adjust to equate the purchasing power of various currencies. In particular, the exchange rate between any two national currencies will adjust to reflect the price-level differences between the two countries.

Inflation Rates

The rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, and subsequently, purchasing power is falling.

Current Account Deficit

A situation where a country's total imports of goods, services, and transfers exceed its total exports, indicating it is spending more abroad than it is earning.

Financial Accounts Surplus

A situation where the inflows of foreign investment into a country exceed the outflows of domestic investment abroad, reflecting a net increase in ownership of foreign assets.