1. The potential ethical issues for the provider and patient include treating a patient seeking hormone therapy to transition genders and ensuring informed consent for any medical interventions. 2. More information is needed about the patient's medical and social history, current gender identity and experience, and treatment goals to determine the appropriate plan of care. 3. The right course of action would be to have an open discussion with the patient to understand their needs, provide education on hormone therapy risks and alternatives, and work collaboratively to establish a treatment plan in line with the patient's goals and informed consent.

1. Potential ethical issues for yourself and the patient
Potential ethical issues for yourself and the patientPotential ethical issues for yourself and
the patientRead the following case study and answer the following questions in APA style,
with 4 headings using narrative, not question, format:1) What are the potential ethical
issues for yourself and the patient?2) What are the unknowns? List all the subjective and
objective data you need.3) Describe the right thing to do in your personal opinion in caring
for this patient according to your concentration: considering interventions pertinent to
primary care, to patient education or to health care administration. Be specific in your
assessment and plan.4) What would you hope to learn from this encounter? This section is a
critically thought out personal reflection (1-2 succinct paragraphs).A 27-year-old genetic
man presents to your clinic wearing women’s clothing. He tells you that from a very young
age he has believed he was born with the wrong assigned gender. He also reports that he is
most comfortable living life as a woman and that he has done so for the past 6 months. This
patient also reports that he is ready for the next step in the process of becoming a woman.
He is requesting to be started on female hormones to gain more feminine physical
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