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Which of the following drugs has been used recently in the treatment of
  ADHD?
 
  a) Ritalin
  b) Dexedrine
  c) Cylert
  d) All of the above

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Richard is having difficulty with his sex life because he climaxes as soon as his penis enters his partner. Sometimes he climaxes even before penetration. What is the likely diagnosis?
 
  a) dyspareunia
   b) premature ejaculation
   c) nocturnal penile tumescence
   d) inhibited sexual desire disorder

Question 3

What term is used for behaviors that were formerly called madness, lunacy, or insanity?
 
  a) anxiety disorders
   b) neurotic disorders
   c) schizoid disorders
   d) psychotic disorders

Question 4

Which of the following disorders is most associated with legal consequences?
 
  a) gender identity disorder
  b) schizophrenia
  c) paraphilias
  d) dyspareunia

Question 5

What is the most common form of male sexual dysfunction?
 
  a) dyspareunia
   b) premature ejaculation
   c) inhibited sexual desire
   d) nocturnal penile tumescence
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Thank you for your assistance, again and again
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My pleasure
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