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The nurse working in a family practice clinic assesses women for sexual dysfunction. Which woman would the nurse assess as having a sexual dysfunction?
 
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  Complains about lack of arousal but still has intercourse
  B.
  Enjoys a platonic relationship with her gentleman friend
  C.
  Needs increased foreplay in order to reach an orgasm
  D.
  No desire for intimacy and is comfortable with the situation
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ANS: A
Sexual dysfunction is defined as any sexual situation that causes personal distress for the woman herself. If the woman is comfortable with the situation, there is no dysfunction. Dysfunction can occur in the physical, emotional, or relationship aspect of sexuality. The woman who complains of lack of arousal has a dysfunction even though she still is sexually active. The other women do not manifest complaints or personal distress about their situations.
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