(OLD) Pre-test: Health Care for Gender Diverse Communities -- Level 2

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* 1. Most transgender patients report better quality of life after gender affirmation surgeries.

True

False

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* 2. Which of these elements is not part of a complete Gender History?

Prior “street” [non-prescribed] hormone use

Family and friends support

Interest in starting medical transition (hormone treatment)

Preferred sexual role (top/bottom/switch)

Age of first awareness of gender dysphoria

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* 3. Though fertility is lowered, transgender men or nonbinary people could still become pregnant while taking testosterone.

True

False

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* 4. Genital exams may be difficult or traumatic for some transgender people for any of these reasons except:

Gender dysphoria

Change in body temperature due to hormone therapy with estrogen

Higher likelihood of sexual trauma history

Vaginal atrophy due to hormone therapy with testosterone

Provider using gendered terms for body parts (EX: "breast" vs. "chest")

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* 5. Difficulty finding comfortable language, specifically naming body parts and asking for what one desires, may negatively impact sexual satisfaction for transgender and nonbinary people.

True

False

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* 6. Assessment letters from a behavioral health therapist are required for all of the following medical treatments except:

Hormone therapy

Breast augmentation

Hysterectomy

Vaginoplasty

Phalloplasty

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* 7. Patient requesting feminizing hormones presents with the following co-morbidities: A1C >9, uncontrolled hypertension, high cholesterol, and a history of blood clots.
What medication may be most appropriate for this person?

Estradiol injections

Testosterone injections

Estrogen patches

"Minipills" (Over-the-counter progestin-only contraceptive pills)

This patient is not a candidate for hormonal treatment

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* 8. Which of the following is NOT a risk associated with testosterone therapy?

Erythrocytosis

Increased libido

Coronary artery disease

increased aggression and mood swings

Increased tooth decay

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* 9. The patient's personal goals for their gender transition should not influence the dose prescribed by their provider.

True

False

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* 10. Where can you go to find ongoing education, current best practices, and updated guidelines regarding transgender care?

WPATH

The Fenway Institute

The Endocrine Society

Transline

All of the above

(OLD) Pre-test: Health Care for Gender Diverse Communities -- Level 2

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* 1. Most transgender patients report better quality of life after gender affirmation surgeries.

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* 2. Which of these elements is not part of a complete Gender History?

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* 3. Though fertility is lowered, transgender men or nonbinary people could still become pregnant while taking testosterone.

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* 4. Genital exams may be difficult or traumatic for some transgender people for any of these reasons except:

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* 5. Difficulty finding comfortable language, specifically naming body parts and asking for what one desires, may negatively impact sexual satisfaction for transgender and nonbinary people.

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* 6. Assessment letters from a behavioral health therapist are required for all of the following medical treatments except:

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* 7. Patient requesting feminizing hormones presents with the following co-morbidities: A1C >9, uncontrolled hypertension, high cholesterol, and a history of blood clots.What medication may be most appropriate for this person?

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* 8. Which of the following is NOT a risk associated with testosterone therapy?

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* 9. The patient's personal goals for their gender transition should not influence the dose prescribed by their provider.

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* 10. Where can you go to find ongoing education, current best practices, and updated guidelines regarding transgender care?

* 7. Patient requesting feminizing hormones presents with the following co-morbidities: A1C >9, uncontrolled hypertension, high cholesterol, and a history of blood clots.
What medication may be most appropriate for this person?