[05.01] CMD - SOGIE 101_ Gender Sensitivity and Gender-Affirming Therapy Overview V2.1.pdf

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Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression

What does the acronym SOGIE stand for?

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Sex at birth / Anatomical Sex

In the Genderbread Person model, what component refers to physical sexual organs assigned at birth?

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Gender Identity

In the Genderbread Person model, what component refers to the internal sense of being a man, woman, or non-binary/genderqueer (represented by the brain)?

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Gender Expression

In the Genderbread Person model, what component refers to external manifestations such as clothing, hair, makeup, and behavior (represented by the dashed line)?

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Sexual Attraction / Sexual Orientation

In the Genderbread Person model, what component refers to who an individual is drawn to emotionally and physically (represented by the heart)?

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Identity ≠ Expression ≠ Sex

What core principle from the Genderbread Person highlights that how a person expresses themselves or their anatomical sex does not necessarily dictate their gender identity?

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Gender ≠ Sexual Orientation

What core principle from the Genderbread Person clarifies that a person's gender identity does not determine who they are sexually attracted to?

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Heteronormative

What term describes the assumption that everyone is cisgender and heterosexual?

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Female

In biological sex categorization, what anatomical sex is associated with having a vagina?

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Male

In biological sex categorization, what anatomical sex is associated with having a penis?

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Intersex

What term describes individuals whose reproductive anatomy, genitalia, or hormones are not clearly or exclusively male or female at birth?

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Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH)

What disorders of sex development condition involves excessive adrenal androgen production leading to masculinization of female genitalia?

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Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS)

What condition occurs when an individual with a male genotype (XY) produces testosterone but lacks responsive receptors, resulting in a female phenotype?

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Genderqueer / Non-binary

What term refers to an individual who does not identify exclusively as a man/male or a woman/female?

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Heterosexual

What sexual orientation describes someone who is romantically or sexually attracted to the opposite gender or sex?

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Homosexual (Gay or Lesbian)

What sexual orientation describes someone who is romantically or sexually attracted to the same gender or sex?

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Asexual

What sexual orientation describes someone who experiences little or no sexual attraction to others?

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Bisexual

What sexual orientation describes someone who is attracted to both males and females?

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Pansexual

What sexual orientation describes someone who is attracted to an individual regardless of their gender identity, based on personality or character?

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Cisgender

What term describes an individual whose sex assigned at birth matches their gender identity?

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Transgender

What term describes an individual whose gender identity differs from their assigned sex at birth?

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Transgender Woman (MTF)

What term describes an individual assigned male at birth who identifies and lives as a woman?

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Transgender Man (FTM)

What term describes an individual assigned female at birth who identifies and lives as a man?

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Agender

What term refers to a person who identifies as having no gender?

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Biological sex / Biological male / Biological female

What terms refer to physical aspects of maleness and femaleness, though often noted as imprecise?

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Bigender

What term describes a person whose gender identity is a combination of two genders?

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Coming out / Disclosure

What process involves accepting one's own gender identity/orientation and/or sharing it with others?

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Disorders of Sex Development (DSD)

What medical category encompasses rare congenital conditions where reproductive organs and genitalia do not develop as expected?

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Klinefelter Syndrome

What chromosomal DSD condition is characterized by an extra X chromosome (XXY) resulting in incomplete masculine features?

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Gay

What term describes a man who is emotionally and sexually attracted to other men, or broadly used for same-gender attraction?

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Gender reassignment

What term refers to the treatment procedure for those who want to adapt their body to their experience via hormones/surgery?

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Gender nonconforming

What term describes anyone whose gender expression does not conventionally align with societal expectations for their assigned sex?

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Gender dysphoria (DSM-5)

What diagnostic term refers to the distress and unease experienced when gender identity and assigned gender are not congruent?

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Gender Incongruence of Childhood (ICD)

What diagnostic category in the ICD corresponds to marked mismatch between experienced gender and assigned sex in children?

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Gender Identity Disorder (DSM-IV-TR)

What was the former DSM-IV diagnostic label previously used before being replaced by Gender Dysphoria in DSM-5?

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Experienced gender

What term describes the gender that an individual internally feels and experiences themselves to be?

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Gender incongruence

What general term describes a state where gender identity and/or expression differs from the designated assigned sex?

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Gender variance / Gender variant

What term describes gender identity or expression that differs from normative cultural expectations?

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Gender normative / Genderstraight

What term describes a person who conforms to mainstream gender social expectations?

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Gender role

What term refers to behaviors, attitudes, and personality traits designated by society as masculine or feminine?

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Genderqueer

What term describes an individual who blurs or bends the gender binary, identifying outside male/female categories?

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Gender fluid

What term describes an individual whose gender identity is not fixed and shifts over time or between genders?

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Lesbian

What term describes a woman who is sexually and emotionally attracted to other women?

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LGBTQIA+

What acronym stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, and other identities?

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Men who have sex with men (MSM) / Women who have sex with women (WSW)

What clinical and public health categories describe individuals engaging in same-sex behavior regardless of sexual orientation identity?

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Outing

What term refers to the involuntary or unauthorized disclosure of another person's gender identity, sexual orientation, or intersex status?

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Gaydars

What speculative notion about identifying someone's SOGIE is explicitly discouraged as rude and intrusive?

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Pangender

What term describes a person whose gender identity is comprised of many genders?

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Sexual and gender minority

What broader, patient-centered term encompasses LGBT/TGNC patients in healthcare settings?

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Queer

What umbrella term is used by some people who think of their orientation or identity as outside societal norms, formerly derogatory?

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Questioning

What term describes a person actively exploring their sexual orientation and/or gender identity?

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Transition

What term describes the overall process during which transgender persons change physical, social, and/or legal characteristics?

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Transsexual

What term refers to individuals who have permanently transitioned through medical interventions, typically used as an adjective?

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Gender reconstructive surgery / Top surgery / Bottom surgery

What terms refer to surgical procedures adapting chest or genital anatomy to affirmed gender?

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Intersex or Disorders of Sex Development

What is the recommended replacement for the outdated term 'Hermaphrodite'?

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Gay or Lesbian

What is the recommended replacement for the outdated term 'Homosexual'?

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Sexual orientation

What is the recommended replacement for the outdated term 'Sexual preference'?

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Transgender

What is the recommended replacement for outdated terms like 'Transgendered' or 'a transgender'?

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Gender affirmation surgery

What is the recommended replacement for the outdated term 'Sex change'?

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She / Her / Hers

What are the objective and possessive pronouns corresponding to female subject pronouns?

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He / Him / His

What are the objective and possessive pronouns corresponding to male subject pronouns?

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They / Them / Theirs

What are the objective and possessive pronouns corresponding to gender-neutral plural/singular subject pronouns?

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Ze / Hir / Hirs

What gender-neutral neopronouns correspond to the objective 'hir' and possessive 'hirs'?

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Intersex individuals only

In the Philippines, who is legally permitted to change their legal gender marker?

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Jen Cagandahan (2008)

What landmark 2008 Philippine case allowed an individual with congenital adrenal hyperplasia to legally change gender marker from female to male?

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Republic Act / Legal status

Why can transgender individuals in the Philippines generally not change their legal sex marker on birth certificates?

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Social transitioning

What form of transitioning includes coming out, changing name, dress, voice, pronouns, and legal documents?

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Medical and surgical transitioning

What form of transitioning involves cross-sex hormone therapy and gender-affirming operations?

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Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy (GAHT)

What medical intervention uses hormones and medications to align physical features with affirmed gender identity?

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Gender-Affirming Medical and Surgical Therapy (GAMST)

What comprehensive term covers both medical hormonal therapy and surgical gender procedures?

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No (not all transgender people experience gender dysphoria)

Is gender dysphoria required for an individual to identify as transgender or non-binary?

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At least 6 months

What is the minimum required duration of incongruence for diagnosing Gender Dysphoria in children under DSM-5?

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At least 6 criteria

How many criteria must be present to diagnose Gender Dysphoria in children under DSM-5?

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Criterion A1 (Strong desire to be of the other gender or insistence that one is the other gender)

Which specific criterion is mandatory among the 6 required indicators for diagnosing Gender Dysphoria in children?

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Strong preference for cross-dressing or simulating female/male attire

What child behavior criterion involves resisting assigned clothing and preferring attire typical of the other gender?

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Strong preference for cross-gender roles in make-believe or fantasy play

What child criterion involves preferring roles like 'mother' for assigned boys or 'father' for assigned girls in play?

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Strong preference for toys, games, or activities stereotypically used by the other gender

What child criterion involves choosing action figures/cars for assigned girls or dolls/cooking items for assigned boys?

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Strong preference for playmates of the other gender

What social criterion for children involves a marked selection of friends matching their experienced gender?

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Strong rejection of typically assigned-gender toys and rough-and-tumble play

What criterion describes an assigned boy rejecting sports/rough play or an assigned girl rejecting feminine toys?

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Strong dislike of one's sexual anatomy

What criterion describes extreme aversion toward one's natal genitalia in children?

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Strong desire for primary and/or secondary sex characteristics that match experienced gender

What physical criterion in children involves wanting the body traits of the affirmed gender?

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Clinically significant distress or impairment in social, school, or functioning areas

What essential DSM-5 Criterion B condition must accompany the incongruence in children and adults?

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With a disorder of sex development

What specifier is added to a Gender Dysphoria diagnosis if the individual has a condition like CAH or AIS?

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At least 6 months

What is the minimum duration required for diagnosing Gender Dysphoria in adolescents and adults?

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At least 2 criteria

How many criteria must be met to diagnose Gender Dysphoria in adolescents and adults under DSM-5?

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Incongruence between experienced gender and primary/secondary sex characteristics

What adolescent/adult criterion describes a mismatch between internal identity and physical sex traits?

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Strong desire to be rid of primary/secondary sex characteristics

What adolescent/adult criterion involves wanting to remove or prevent natal sex characteristics?

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Strong desire for primary/secondary sex characteristics of the other gender

What adolescent/adult criterion involves seeking physical traits of the affirmed gender?

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Strong desire to be of the other (or alternative) gender

What adolescent/adult criterion involves a fundamental wish to belong to another gender?

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Strong desire to be treated as the other (or alternative) gender

What social criterion in adults involves wanting society to perceive and treat them according to affirmed gender?

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Strong conviction of having feelings and reactions typical of the other gender

What psychological criterion in adults involves believing one's emotional responses match the affirmed gender?

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Post-transition

What specifier applies to adults who have transitioned to full-time living in desired gender and undergone medical/surgical procedures?

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Young age (adolescents/early 20s), unsteadiness/uncertainty, active mental health issues/medications, or non-binary navigation

According to Dr. Lopez, when is a formal psychiatric referral necessary prior to starting hormone therapy?

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Both an anti-androgen AND an estrogen

What combination of medications is required for transgender women who have NOT undergone orchidectomy/bottom surgery?

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Estrogen alone

What single class of medication is sufficient for transgender women who HAVE undergone gonadectomy/orchidectomy?

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Estradiol 2.0 - 6.0 mg/day

What is the standard oral/sublingual daily dosage range for Estradiol in feminizing therapy?

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Estradiol transdermal patch 0.025 - 0.2 mg/day

What is the standard transdermal patch dosage range for Estradiol?

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Estradiol valerate or cypionate 5 - 30 mg IM q2w or 2 - 10 mg IM weekly

What is the standard parenteral (injectable) dosage regimen for Estradiol?

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Spironolactone 100 - 300 mg/day

What is the standard oral daily dosage range for Spironolactone as an anti-androgen?

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Cyproterone acetate 10 mg/day

What is the standard daily dosage for Cyproterone acetate as an anti-androgen?