1 | Alfred Kinsey | | _____ | high is rapid/intense lasting 12 or more hours |
2 | The 4 sexual phases | | _____ | intense arousal from exposure of ones genitals to unsuspecting persons |
3 | Gender identity | | _____ | interdisciplinary teams have high contact w/ client in their daily living environment focusing on medication adherence, practicing skills, and identifying precursors to relapse |
4 | Gender expression | | _____ | self-identification (male/female) |
5 | Gender roles | | _____ | depressant that slows down CNS by increasing GABA firing, impairing motor coordination, decreasing reaction times, leading to sad mood, impaired memory, poor judgment and visual/auditory disturbances |
6 | gender schema | | _____ | used for pain relief, sedation, reduced anxiety and tranquility w/ quickly developed tolerance and withdrawal (severe) |
7 | gender dysphoria | | _____ | outside representation of gender identification |
8 | Sex reassignment surgery stages | | _____ | produce alters states of bodily perception/sensations, intense emotions, detachment and feelings of insight |
9 | Sexual dysfunctions | | _____ | characterized by anxiety, tension, craving, and physical symptoms specific to each class of drug |
10 | Delayed ejaculation | | _____ | First scientist to study sexual behavior |
11 | premature ejaculation | | _____ | decreased effect of drug upon successive administrations |
12 | erectile disorder | | _____ | hypertension, hyperthermia, tremors, agitation, paranoia, hallucinations, disinhibitions, seizures |
13 | Female sexual interest/ arousal disorder | | _____ | hallucinations, aggression, disorientation, tremors, convulsions, increased body temperature |
14 | Genito-pelvic pain/ penetration disorder | | _____ | paraphilia’s that cause distress or impairment to the person or when satisfaction of paraphilia has caused harm or risk of harm to another person. |
15 | male hypoactive sexual desire disorder | | _____ | difficulty in obtaining an erection during sexual activities, maintaining an erection during sexual activities |
16 | Voyeuristic | | _____ | cessation of or reduction in alcohol use that has been heavy and prolonged. Must have 2+ symptoms w/in hours or days after: |
17 | Exhibitionistic disorder | | _____ | 1. live in new gender role for at least 2 years 2. hormone therapy 3. surgery (preserve sexual function and optimize quality of life |
18 | Frotteuristic disorder | | _____ | Desire, arousal, orgasm, resolution |
19 | sexual masochism | | _____ | intense sexual arousal from observing |
20 | asphyxiophilia | | _____ | sexual arousal from touching or rubbing against a nonconsenting person |
21 | sexual sadism | | _____ | ability to perceive, interpret, and understand social information including other people’s beliefs, attitudes, and emotions |
22 | Paraphilia | | _____ | arousal from the act of being humiliated, beaten, bound |
23 | Paraphilic disorder | | _____ | sexual arousal from cross-dressing. |
24 | Fetishistic disorder | | _____ | interferes w/ re-uptake of serotonin initially an appetite seupressant |
25 | Transvestic disorder | | _____ | uses principles of behavior therapy to teach communication/assertiveness skills and others relevant to symptoms management and independent living |
26 | Substance use disorder | | _____ | sexual arousal from either the use of nonliving objects or highly specific focus on nongenital body parts |
27 | Addiction | | _____ | intense and persistent sexual interests other than sexual interest in genital stimulation or preparatory fondling with phenotypically normal, physically mature, consenting human partners |
28 | Tolerance | | _____ | psychotic disorder split between thought and emotions; alterations in thoughts, perceptions, or consciousness |
29 | Withdrawal | | _____ | absent sexual thoughts or fantasies and desire for sexual activity |
30 | Caffeine | | _____ | during sexual activity, within one minute after vaginal penetration and before individual wishes |
31 | Nicotine | | _____ | practice of receiving sexual arousal related to restriction of breathing |
32 | Alcohol | | _____ | an absence or an impairment of some aspect of sexual response |
33 | Alcohol use disorder | | _____ | cultural expectations on perceived gender of the individual |
34 | Alcohol intoxication | | _____ | fixed (nonbizzare) delusions w/ no other schizo symptoms for one or more month |
35 | Alcohol withdrawal | | _____ | mismatch of biological sex and gender identity, PLUS clinically significant impairment |
36 | Marijuana | | _____ | highly addictive tobacco plant; stimulant and sedative w/ rapid effect |
37 | Amphetamines | | _____ | recent ingestion of alcohol causing problematic behavioral/psychological changes, inappropriate sexual or aggressive behavior, mood liability, impaired judgment that develops during/shortly after ingestion and |
38 | MDMA (ecstasy) | | _____ | diminished empathy, cruelty, exploitation, disdain of close attachments |
39 | Crystal meth | | _____ | prolong wakefulness, suppress appetite (legit ADHD, asthma etc. medicine) |
40 | Side effects of amphetamines | | _____ | highly addictive effecting dopamine levels; increases euphoria, self-confidence, energy, motor activity, alertness |
41 | Cocaine | | _____ | sever mental condition characterized by loss of contact w/ reality |
42 | Side effects of Cocaine | | _____ | THC enters brain and is received by cannabinoid receptors; influences pleasure, results in state of relaxation, intensified color and sounds, and slowed perception of time |
43 | Opioids | | _____ | marked delay in or inability to achieve ejaculation despite adequate sexual stimulation |
44 | LSD and hallucinogens | | _____ | marked vaginal or pelvic pain during intercourse or penetration, FEAR or anxiety in anticipation of penetration |
45 | Inhalants | | _____ | lack of interest for 6 months or more, absent interest in sexual activity and unreceptive to partners attempts, reduced excitement |
46 | Psychosis | | _____ | A physiological state in which failing to ingest a substance leads to symptoms of tolerance and withdrawal |
47 | Psychopathy | | _____ | Rapid sedation, euphoria, sensation of heat and excitement (immediate effects) |
48 | Schizophrenia | | _____ | intense arousal from the physical or psychological suffering of another person |
49 | Social cognition | | _____ | problematic pattern of alcohol use leading to significant impairment or distress with more than one symptom in a year |
50 | Delusional disorder | | _____ | person continues to use substance despite significant substance-related problems |
51 | Social skills training | | _____ | CNS stimulant that boosts energy, mood, awareness, concentration, memory consolidation, and wakefulness |
52 | Assertive community treatment | | _____ | Cognitive structures and mental representations reflecting perceived social appropriateness of male/female characteristics and behavior |