پاورپوینت بدکارکردی جنسی در کهن سالی (pptx) 18 اسلاید
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بدکارکردی جنسی در کهن سالی
Sexual activity in aged persons is often dangerous to their health (F)
Sexuality is typically a lifelong need (T)
The sex urge typically increases with age in males over 65 (F)
There is a decrease in frequency of sexual activity with older age in males (T)
Prescription drugs may alter a person's sex drive (T)
Sexual behavior in older people (65+) increases the risk of heart attack (F)
Most older females are sexually unresponsive (F)
The firmness of erection in aged males is often less that that of younger persons (T)
There is evidence that sexual activity in older persons has beneficial physical effects on the participants (T)
There is a greater decrease in male sexuality with age than there is in female sexuality (T)
Fear of the inability to perform sexually may bring about an inability to perform sexually in older males (T)
There is an inevitable loss of sexual satisfaction in post-menopausal women (F)
In the absence of severe physical disability males and females may maintain sexual interest and activity well into their 80s and 90s (T)
Older Adults & Sexuality Quiz True or False
Sexuality is an integral part of the personhood of every human being in all societies.
Sexuality should be recognized as a positive aspect of life
Rights of Older Adults
International organizations have recognized and demanded sexual rights as universal rights based on inherent freedom, dignity and equality of all human beings (WHO, 2006);
Older adults shall have rights to:
Access the highest attainable standard of sexual health;
The absence of sexually transmitted disease;
Access to sexual education, and
Decisions to be sexually active or not
Declaration of Sexual Rights
Society helps to impose barriers which results in the sexuality of older adults being devalued (DeLamater, 2012).
Barriers to Sexual Health
Many healthcare providers do not ask questions about sexual health during examinations with their patients (Farrell & Belza, 2012).
Some of the reasons stated:
Lack of adequate training in school
Not enough time to discuss sexual health
Not wanting to offend or embarrass their patients (Farrell & Belza, 2012).
“Sexuality has been described as an important component of health and as an integral part of self-expression (Robinson & Molzahn, 2007).”
Regular (consensual) sexual expression contributes to physical & psychological well-being (DeLamater, 2012).
Quality of Life
Can you tell me how you express your sexuality?
What concerns or questions do you have about fulfilling your continuing sexual needs?
In what ways has your sexual relationship with your partner changed?
What information or interventions can I provide to help you fulfill your sexuality?
Questions to Guide Sexuality Assessment Among Older Adults