@eldritchorifice
Here’s the original 4 that you avoided like the Plague. I added more as well. Let’s see these clinical skills:
So let’s get this straight, if a provider is seeing a biological male patient who complains of menstrual cramps, should they rx Mydol?
What about a biological male patient who says they’re having a miscarriage. Should they do an ultrasound?
What about a biological female patient that says they have prostatitis? Should a provider rx doxycycline?
What about a biological female patient that says they have Epididymitis? Should a provider rx abx for that?
You’re prepping a biological female who claims to be a male for anesthesia/surgery. They request a Texas - how does that work, physically/biologically? What will it attach to?
A biological male who claims to be female is claiming uterine cancer. Do you proceed with pelvic tests?