Briefly describe candida and prostatitis.
What will be an ideal response?
Candida (Moniliasis) is a form of vaginitis caused by the yeast fungus Candida, which is normally present in the vagina. If the delicate environmental balance is disturbed, the growth of Candida can get out of control. It is not a sexually transmitted infection, but intercourse may aggravate it. Prostatitis is an inflammation of the prostate gland, which is often caused by the bacterium E.coli. It can also be caused by gonorrhea or chlamydia. The symptoms are fever, chills, pain around the anus and rectum, and a need for frequent urination. It may produce sexual dysfunction, typically painful ejaculation. In some cases, prostatitis may be chronic and may have no symptoms.
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a. vas deferens b. epididymis c. seminal vesicles d. prostate gland
During the plateau phase, sexual arousal____
a. levels off to preserve energy for an orgasm b. levels off to allow for a gain of energy for an orgasm c. grows as a precursor to orgasm d. grows and replaces an orgasm
Beginning in the ____ week, sexual differentiation begins in what was a sexually neutral fetus
a. fourth c. eighth b. sixth d. tenth
Stuart and Andrea have been married for the last 8 years. He is a partner at a law firm, and she is a full-time homemaker. Andrea is an excellent cook, manages their home well, and is always supportive of Stuart and his work. Stuart, however, rarely compliments her or acknowledges her efforts. According to equity theory, _____.
A. Andrea's inputs are less than Stuart's inputs B. Stuart's rewards are greater than Andrea's rewards C. Andrea's rewards are greater than Stuart's rewards D. Stuart's inputs are greater than Andrea's inputs