Psychiatry chapter
PSYCHIATRY

Psychosexual Disorders

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QUESTION 1
In a patient receiving counselling for Dhat syndrome, which finding indicates the need for antianxiety or antidepressant medication?
QUESTION 2
What is the main treatment of Dhat syndrome?
QUESTION 3
Which component of psychosexual behaviour refers to an individual's perception and self-awareness of being male or female?
QUESTION 4
Which theory explains sexual dysfunctions through unconscious intrapsychic conflicts deriving from critical childhood experience?
QUESTION 5
Which finding indicates a good prognosis in a patient undergoing treatment for sexual dysfunction?
QUESTION 6
In the psychoanalytic explanation of fetishism and transvestism, what leads to substitution of a symbolic object for the mother?
QUESTION 7
What is the commonest cause of premature ejaculation?
QUESTION 8
What classification change is stated for ego-dystonic homosexuality?
QUESTION 9
A man is advised to use the start-stop technique for a sexual dysfunction. Which condition is being treated?
QUESTION 10
Which component of psychosexual behaviour describes behaviour that identifies an individual to others as male or female?
QUESTION 11
Which proposed etiological factor in paraphilias belongs to biological theories?
QUESTION 12
Which theory attributes sexual dysfunctions to faulty or negative sexual experiences?
QUESTION 13
Which combination of systems must interact to produce sexual arousal and orgasm?
QUESTION 14
Which sexual dysfunction more commonly begins with the first sexual encounters?
QUESTION 15
Which condition is listed among the common psychosexual disorders seen in India?
QUESTION 16
What is the most common age of clinical presentation for sexual dysfunctions?
QUESTION 17
In the supplied differential diagnosis, which finding rules out transsexualism?
QUESTION 18
Which history characterizes a secondary sexual dysfunction?
QUESTION 19
An individual displays behaviours characteristic of the opposite sex but has no desire to be of the other anatomic sex. Which differential diagnosis of transsexualism matches this description?
QUESTION 20
A man reports fatigue, guilt, poor concentration and premature ejaculation. He attributes these symptoms to semen passing in urine after excessive masturbation. Which syndrome best matches this presentation?
QUESTION 21
A patient describes repeatedly touching and rubbing against a nonconsenting partner. Which term identifies this behaviour?
QUESTION 22
Which medication used to decrease libido is described as acting by blocking testosterone synthesis?
QUESTION 23
Which feature accounts for the legal and social significance of some paraphilias?
QUESTION 24
Which concept is defined in terms of a patient's perception and self-awareness?
QUESTION 25
A patient experiences sudden, intense anxiety that his penis will recede into his body. What consequence does he fear will result from this retraction?
QUESTION 26
Which condition is explicitly listed as a physical illness to consider in the differential diagnosis of Dhat syndrome?
QUESTION 27
What pattern of sexual experience characterizes paraphilias in the supplied description?
QUESTION 28
Which persistent experience is described as an essential feature of transsexualism (gender dysphoria syndrome)?
QUESTION 29
What untreated course of transsexualism is described in the source?
QUESTION 30
Which mechanism is proposed by learning theory models to explain transsexuality?
QUESTION 31
Which treatment modality is described as the most widely used and studied for transsexualism?
QUESTION 32
Which pairing correctly identifies the structures orally stimulated in cunnilingus and fellatio, respectively?
QUESTION 33
Which syndrome is described by discomfort wearing clothes of one's own anatomic sex together with a request for sexual reassignment?
QUESTION 34
An individual with transsexualism finds their genitals repugnant. Which persistent request may arise from this discomfort?
QUESTION 35
In the psychoanalytic explanation of transsexuality, what follows early deprivation of a male child by his mother?
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