Female Sexual Dysfunction

Abstract

2.A condition is a disorder only if it causes_______ for the woman.5.Female sexual dysfunction is a highly______ disease.8.Hypoactive sexual desire disorder (ab).11.Atrophic _____.13.Petroleum _____ is comforting to many women.15.Desquamative inflammatory vaginitis (ab).16.Relating to coitus or copulation.18.Specifying a normal female sexual response remains ________.19.Chronic pain syndrome that affects the vulvar area.20.Measurement of vaginal ______.21.Unable to reach an orgasm.25.Intense emotion associated with sexual intimacy.26.Anal copulation.27.Vaginal moistness.28.Sexual climax.29.Diminished vaginal/clitoral blood _____.33.Selective _______ reuptake inhibitors may decrease libido.34.Frequently asked questions (ab).36.Decreased labial and _______ sensation.37.Patients often ask their provider to_____ them.38.Vaginal candidiasis is uncommon. in estrogen-______ women.39.Some women have decreased ______interest.42.Masters and Johnson's 4 phases of sexual response are excitement, _______, orgasm, and resolution.46.A physiological measurement of female arousal is ______ congestion.47.Women experience ______ of the vaginal epithelium and dryness.49.Sexual aversion disorder may be R/T a hx of sexual ______.51.Sexual health is associated with ______of life.54.Measurement of sex _____ levels is seldom useful.55.Orgasmic disorders can be ______ or secondary.57.Lack of vaginal ______ muscle relaxation.60.Drospirenone and etinyl estradiol, an oral contraceptive.63.Vulvar vestibulitis syndrome (ab).65.Libido is mediated by the _____ system in the brain.67.Herpes _____ virus.68.Ask about current _____ stressors.69.Some say they ______ have sex when their partner initiates it.71.A spouse or life partner.72.An atrophic vagina may be dry and lacking the ______ rugae.73.An old term describing a woman who lacks sexual desire.76.Women who are sexually active are______ prone to have atrophic vaginitis.77.Endometrial cells outside the uterus causing pelvic pain. 1._______ factors may cause sexual arousal disorder.3.Female sexual health is the ______ of somatic, emotional, intellectual, and social aspects.4.To depend on someone.6.Involuntary spasms of the musculature of the vagina.7.Genital pain associated with sexual intercourse.9.Clitoral _______ may be more likely to lead to orgasm than intercourse.10.The female sexual response involves neurovascular, ______, and psychosocial factors.12.Closeness.14.Female sexual ______.17.There are no established normal ______ for testosterone in women.20.Desire is thought to be a necessary ______ to excitement.22.Sexual aversion disorder may lead to ______ of sex.23.The role of ______ in treating female sexual dysfunction is controversial.24.Hypoactive sexual _____ disorder.30.Estrogen cream is applied _____.31.Females have highly variable ______ of sexual response.32.Hormone important for maintaining adequate lubrication.33.Short for sexual intercourse.34.Masters and Johnson identified __ phases of female sexual response in the 1960s.35.Most people engage in sexual activity because of the _______ they derive from it.40.Lay term for being sexually aroused, turned______ .41.Psychological ______ may contribute to sexual arousal disorders.43.Dyspareunia may be R/T ______ or interpersonal conflict.44.Female ______ anatomy.45.Genital arousal disorder is characterized by a _____ of vaginal lubrication.48.The normal female _______ milleu.50.Sexual desire.52.Estrogen prevents ______ of vaginal and vulvar tissues.53.American Medical Association (ab).56.A polycarbophil-based vaginal moisturizer.58.An act intended to deceive or trick someone.59.Female sexual function index (ab).61.A pleasant smell.62.More studies have been conducted regarding ______ sexual health than female.64.A person who has not experienced sexual intercourse.66.Some women are considered distant and______.70.Restless _____ syndrome may interfere with sexual activity.74.A ______ mount of vaginal secretions.75.Urinary tract infection (ab).