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    Premature ejaculation: treatment 2 S's:SSRIs [eg: fluoxitime]Squeezing technique [glans pressure before climax] More detail with 2 more S's:

    Sensate-focus excercises [relieves anxiety]Stop and start method [5-6 rehearsals of stopping stimulation

    before climax]

    Keober-Ross dying process: stages"Death Always Brings Great Acceptance":Denial AngerBargaining Grieving Acceptance

    Male erectile dysfunction (MED): biological causes MED:Medicines(propranalol, methyldopa, SSRI, etc.)EthanolDiabetes mellitus

    Male Erectile Dysfunction (MED): drugs causing it

    "STOP erection":SSRI (fluoxtine)Thioridazone

    methyldOpaPropranalol

    Gain: primary vs. secondary vs. tertiaryPrimary: Patient's Psyche improved.Secondary: Symptom Sympathy for patient.Tertiary: Therapist's gain.

    Depression: major episode characteristicsSPACE DIGS:Sleep disruptionPsychomotor retardationAppetite changeConcentration lossEnergy loss

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    Depressed moodInterest wanesGuiltSuicidal tendencies

    Depression: symptomsBAD CRISES:Behavioural change (slowing down or agitation)Appetite change (weight loss or weight gain in the young)Depressed look (looking down)Concentration decrease (does not do serial 7s well)Ruminations (constant negative thoughts, hopelessness goodindicator of suicidality)Interest (reduced interest in what is normally pleasurable)Sleep change (insomnia or hypersomnia, sleeping early, wakingup at night, waking up feeling tired)Energy change (fatigue)Suicide

    Autistic disorder: featuresAUTISTICS:

    Again and again (repetitive behavior)Unusual AbilitiesTalking (language) delayIQ subnormalSocial development poorThree years onsetInherited component [35% concordance]Cognitive impairmentSelf injury

    Sleep stages: featuresDElta waves during DEepest sleep (stages 3 & 4, slow-wave).dREaM during REM sleep.

    Narcolepsy: symptoms, epidemiology

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    CHAP: Cataplexy Hallucinations Attacks of sleep Paralysis onwaking Usual presentation is a young male, hence "chap".

    Cluster personality disordersClusterA Disorder = Atypical. Unusual and eccentric.ClusterB Disorder = Beast. Uncontrolled wildness.ClusterC Disorder = Coward [avoidant type], Compulsive[obsessive-compulsive type], orClingy [dependent type].

    Reinforcement schedules: variable ratioSLOT machines show SLOwesT extinction.

    AIDS Dementia Complex (ADC): featuresAIDS:Atrophy of cortexInfection/ InflammationDemyelinationSix months death

    HM: this classic patient's lesion

    HM had Hippocampus Missing.

    Middle adolescence (14-17 years): characteristics

    HERO:Heterosexual crushes/ Homosexual ExperienceEducation regarding short term benefitsRisk takingOmnipotence

    And there is interest in being a Hero (popular).

    Impotence causes

    PLANE:Psychogenic: performance anxietyLibido: decreased with androgen deficiency, drugs

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    Autonomic neuropathy: impede blood flow redirectionNitric oxide deficiency: impaired synthesis, decreased blood

    pressureErectile reserve: can't maintain an erection

    REM: featuresREM:Rapid pulse/ Respiratory rateErectionMental activity increase/ Muscle paralysis