A patient tells the nurse that his sexual functioning is normal when his wife wears short, red camisole-style nightgowns. He states, "Without the red teddies, I am not interested in sex.". The nurse can assess this as consistent with:

a. frotteurism.
b. exhibitionism.
c. fetishism.
d. voyeurism.


C
To be sexually satisfied, a person with a sexual fetish finds it necessary to have some external object present, in fantasy or in reality. Frotteurism involves deriving sexual pleasure from rubbing against others surreptitiously. Exhibitionism is the intentional display of the genitalia in a public place. Voyeurism refers to viewing others in intimate situations.

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_______________________means that nurses must first have a basic knowledge of culturally diverse customs and then demonstrate constructive attitudes based on that knowledge. :

a. Ethical codes b. Giving culturally sensitive care c. Having power d. ANA Code of Ethics e.

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