When Discussing Gender and Sexuality, a Patient Identifies as Being

Multiple Choice

When discussing gender and sexuality, a patient identifies as being "gender fluid." The nurse practitioner understands the patient's gender identification to be reflective of which self-perception?

A) The patient does not identify with any gender.
B) The patient identifies as mixed or neutral gender.
C) The patient identifies with the gender assigned at birth.
D) The patient's gender is not static but shifts.