Erectile Disorder DSM-5
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Selecting an identified sexual disorder from the DSM-5 orcDSM-5 TR. There are three chapters. Suggested areas for discussion included the following:
*Diagnostic Features,* Risk and Prognostic Factors, * Prevalence, * Development and Course
* Associated Features, * Treatment, * Cultural-Related Diagnostic Issues, *Differential Diagnosis
* Functional Consequences, * Gender-Related Diagnostic Issues make decisions regarding the areas of interest meaning. Do not be address all the above mentioned content. A minimum of at least 3 areas are required ( example, functional consequences, culture, treatment- or any combination from the above list). Please make sure its properly cited by peer reviewed research.
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The solution provides information, assistance and advise in tackling the task (see above) on the topic of Erectile Disorder as a sexual dysfunction under DSM-5. Resources are listed for further exploration of the topic. A word version is attached.
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1. About the Disorder - 100 words
2. Features, risk & prognostic factors, prevalence, development - 300 words
3. Notes - 100 words
4. Resources
This outline should yield 500 words which should cover what you need. You can use the listed resources to further explore the topic. All the best with your studies. A Word version is attached.
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Sexual Disorder: Erectile Disorder
According to the DSM-5 (Meston and Stanton 2022), erectile disorder (ED) is "the recurrent inability to achieve an erection, the inability to maintain an adequate erection, and/or a noticeable decrease in erectile rigidity during partnered sexual activity. " For these criteria to be met diagnostically, the symptoms must have persisted for at least 6 months and must have taken place 75% of the events when the norm would have been otherwise. There are levels of severity to ED and the subtypes are generalized or situational. The DSM-5 guidelines also list these ED events as ...
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