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bobbysung

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Vince is showing disinhibition in which he sometimes masturbates in public, makes lewd comments, and makes inappropriate sexual advances. Vince is likely recovering from what condition?
 
  a. A heart attack
 b. A stroke
 c. Hyperestrogenemia
  d. Aphasia

Question 2

John recently experienced a heart attack. What recommendation did his doctor likely give him related to sexual activity?
 
  a. He should avoid orgasm as it could trigger another heart attack.
 b. He should wait at least a year before returning to his preheart attack level of sexual activity.
  c. He should be able to return to his normal level of sexual activity as soon as he feels up to it.
  d. He can resume sexual activity but only in the manonbottom position.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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