Kaplan's tri-phasic model
A model that, unlike Masters and Johnson's model, divides sexual response into three phases: desire, excitement, and orgasm.
Kaposi's sarcoma
A formerly rare cancer of the blood vessels that is now common as one of the opportunistic infections that strike people with AIDS; it appears as lesions on the skin.
Kegel exercises
A set of exercises designed to strengthen and give voluntary control over the muscles surrounding the genitals (known as the pubococcygeus muscles) and thereby increase sexual pleasure and awareness.
Klinefelter syndrome
A genetic condition in which a male has extra X chromosomes, thereby causing the development of female secondary sex characteristics. It is widely believed that Joan of Ark was a "Klinefelter male."
klismaphilia
A sexual variation in which the person derives sexual excitement from
giving or receiving enemas.
kleptophilia
A sexual variation in which the person derives sexual excitement from
stealing.
koro
A Japanese form of psychopathology referring to the delusion that one's
penis is shrinking into one's body.
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