HLTH 200 Ch 11

Which of the following is not a reason why someone might use technology for self-diagnosis? a. Good rapport with their doctor b. Feelings of shame c. Feelings of discomfort d. Fear of judgment

A

Which of the following is true of impairment resulting from a traumatic brain injury? a. It varies according to location and severity of the injury. b. It always dissipates within one year. c. It is the leading cause of dementia. d. It occurs only if there is repeated trauma.

A

A common misconception associated with cocaine is that it has a __________ effect on sexual function. a. positive b. negative c. neutral d. moderated

A

After a partial penectomy, which of the following is true? a. There can still be an erection. b. Ejaculation cannot occur. c. Orgasm is impossible. d. A man is considered infertile.

A

Alcohol physiologically ________ sexual response in people. a. suppresses b. increases c. heightens d. lengthens

A

In one study of people with intellectual disabilities, ___ understood the concept of contraception. a. 10% b. 20% c. 30% d. 40%

A

Most universities and colleges do which of the following? a. Do not ban the possession of alcohol on campus b. Do not allow any alcohol on campus, even for those 21 and over c. Have banned hard liquor, but not beer d. Have banned alcohol at school sporting events

A

What treatment can alleviate the sexual dysfunction symptoms of the sudden decrease in estrogen associated with an oophorectomy? a. Hormone replacement therapy b. Depo-Provera c. Estrogen rejuvenation treatment d. Nuva Ring

A

Which of the following are women with endometriosis more likely to have? a. Higher rates of pain b. Higher rates of orgasm c. Higher sexual arousal d. Increased orgasmic capacity

A

Which of the following is commonly characterized by the development of new sexual interests? a. Traumatic brain injury b. Parkinson disease c. Intellectual disability d. Diabetes

A

Which of the following is not a reason why a person with a disability might adopt a nonsexual lifestyle? a. Their partner pressures them to be nonsexual. b. They may internalize negative social attitudes. c. They are vulnerable to developing a negative self-concept and body image. d. They view themselves as undesirable.

A

Which of the following is true of surgery? a. In certain cases, it can have a positive impact on your sexuality. b. It always has a negative impact on sexuality. c. It should always be avoided because of the potential sexual side effects. d. It usually has no impact on your sexuality.

A

______ is impaired communicative ability. a. Aphasia b. Agnosia c. Apraxia d. Arrhythmia

A

_______ is a progressive disease that attacks the central nervous system. a. Multiple sclerosis b. Alzheimer disease c. Cerebral palsy d. Dementia

A

_______ is a stimulant that enhances libido and heightens perceptions of sexual intensity. a. Crystal methamphetamine b. Alcohol c. Cocaine/crack d. Marijuana

A

_________ results in a protruding portion of the bowel. a. Ostomy surgery b. Penectomy c. Oophorectomy d. Hysterectomy

A

Fatigue was noted to have a substantial impact on _________ couples as they age. a. lesbian b. gay male c. heterosexual d. bisexual

C

In a recent study of undergraduates, ____ reported that they would date a wheelchair user. a. 14% b. 28% c. 66% d. 7%

C

The view that suggests that intellectually disabled individuals gain control over their lives is the _____ model. a. medical b. transactional c. social d. agency

C

What is the surgical removal of the uterus called? a. A radical mastectomy b. An oophorectomy c. A hysterectomy d. A C-section

C

What percentage of men with diabetes reported erectile dysfunction? a. 5% b. 10% c. 65% d. 90%

C

61. People who have a radical mastectomy often report _____. a. infertility b. early menopause dyspareunia c. urinary incontinence d. vaginal thickening

B

Alcoholism does not lead to which of the following in men? a. Loss of facial hair b. Increased sex drive c. Breast enlargement d. Erectile dysfunction

B

Dementia can be caused by all of the following, except _____. a. head trauma b. short term alcohol use c. HIV d. Parkinson disease

B

In one survey of a private conservative religious college, approximately ____ of students reported drinking an average of five or more beers at a time. a. 22% b. 53% c. 75% d. 94%

B

Institutionalized patients with schizophrenia have which of the following? a. Sexual dysfunction rates equal to non-institutionalized patients b. Higher rates of sexual dysfunction c. No reports of sexual dysfunction d. Lower rates of sexual dysfunction

B

Lack of knowledge, information, and social skills puts which of the following groups specifically at risk for unsafe sex? a. Traumatic head injury patients b. The mentally ill c. People with dementia d. People with cerebral palsy

B

Major depression is associated with _____. a. retrograde ejaculation b. erectile dysfunction c. premature ejaculation d. cryptorchidism

B

When an orchiectomy is performed for testicular cancer, which of the following is true? a. The result is removal of both testicles. b. A man can have a prosthetic testicle implanted. c. Sex drive decreases. d. The person becomes infertile.

B

Which of the following about people with a stoma is true? a. They need help being fed. b. They can't control the elimination of gas or stool from their body. c. They have a high five-year mortality rate. d. They cannot breathe without mechanical help

B

Which of the following is not a way to help lessen the impact pain can have on sexual functioning? a. Finding sexual positions that are more comfortable b. Having sex as quickly as possible c. Choosing to engage in manual stimulation d. Broadening your view of sexuality

B

Which of the following is not true about fatigue from chronic pain? a. Partners may suffer from fatigue as well. b. People should stop taking their medications when they want to be sexually active. c. People may need to find noncoital positions that are less demanding. d. Counseling can be helpful.

B

Which of the following is true? a. Mild dementia is linked to increased sexual activity. b. Sexual changes associated with dementia are more noticeable in men. c. Dementia is linked to a desire to become celibate. d. Dementia has no major impact on sexual functioning.

B

_______ can impact sperm production and affect a man's fertility. a. Antihypertensives b. Chemotherapy c. Methylxanthines d. Antitussives

B

________ is a chronic disease in which the pancreas fails to produce sufficient insulin. a. MS b. Diabetes c. CP d. Apraxia

B

Which of the following is not a common sexual dysfunction in people with MS? a. Vaginal dryness b. Genital pain c. Hypersensitivity of the genitals d. Erection problems

C

A doctor may prescribe any of the following medications to improve erectile functioning, except _____. a. Viagra b. Levitra c. Protonix d. Cialis

C

A study of people with chronic low back pain found that _____ had sexual difficulties. a. 14% b. 47% c. 81% d. 97%

C

An example of the use of alcohol that could be considered substance dependence is which of the following? a. The user has more than two alcoholic beverages in one sitting. b. The user binges more than two nights in one week. c. The user no longer fulfills vital roles in work, relationships, and health. d. The user's family suspects there is need for rehabilitation or therapy.

C

Which of the following is not an option for people if they experience a negative sexual side effect from a medication? a. Take another drug to counteract the first drug's side effect. b. Change the drug's dosage. c. Stop taking the drug immediately. d. Take another drug to neutralize the first drug's side effect.

C

Which of the following is true in regard to app-based symptom checkers? a. They were accurate 75% of the time. b. They narrowed down the possible diagnosis to three. c. They usually do not list the correct diagnosis as the first diagnosis. d. They were more accurate for men than women

C

________ is paralysis from the neck down. a. Paraplegia b. Monoplegia c. Quadriplegia d. Herniplegia

C

__________ is the condition caused by brain damage that occurs before or during birth, or in infancy. a. Multiple sclerosis b. Alzheimer disease c. Cerebral palsy d. Dementia

C

46. Intellectual disability includes which of the following? a. A complete lack of sex drive b. Subaverage intellectual functioning that began as an adult c. Not being capable of learning d. Three functional deficits in adaptive behavior

D

A study of women with multiple sclerosis found that only ____ of patients had discussed sexual concerns with a physician. a. 2% b. 5% c. 8% d. 12%

D

A woman who has a reconstructed breast may experience all except which the following? a. Decreased levels of tenderness in the nipple b. Increased anxiety being naked c. Loss of pleasurable feeling from touching of the breast d. Increased levels of pleasure from nipple play

D

Hair loss is a common effect of what treatment? a. Chemotherapy medication b. Radiation c. Hormone replacement therapy d. Both A and B

D

The rate people with intellectual disabilities who have been sexually abused and/or assaulted ranges from _____. a. 13% to 38% b. 34% to 51% c. 50% to 62% d. 63% to 86%

D

Which was not a method of regaining sexual life and positive feelings about sexuality for women following spinal cord injury? a. Peer support groups b. Masturbation c. Going online to meet new partners d. Visiting male strip clubs

D

_____ can result in an enhanced sense of pleasure and feelings of peacefulness. a. Aspirin b. Ibuprofen c. Methamphetamine d. Ecstasy

D