Episode 244: Queer rounds – Terminology 101

The Clinical Problem Solvers

Science & Medicine, Medicine, Education, Higher Education

4.7 • 528 Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2022

⏱️ 21 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey folks, just a quick reminder that this episode is now meant to be used for medical advice, just good old-fashioned education.
0:08.5	All patient information has been modified to protect their identity and the views expressed in our podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinion of our employers.
0:25.7	Welcome back, family. It is great to be back for another episode of Queer Rounds, a podcast series that looks to highlight the reality of gender and sexual diverse communities in healthcare
0:30.2	and how transphobia and homophobia are important causes of health disparities. This is the first
0:35.4	episode of our first season titled LGBTQI Plus Health 101.
0:40.3	Today we will cover terminology and concepts. Joining me today are my two lovely co-host,
0:46.7	Gabrielle and Brody. Hi. Hi, family. Excited to be back with you. Hello, y'all. Excited for today's episode. Being comfortable
0:56.3	with terminology about gender and sexuality is key to improving our patient care.
1:02.5	Couldn't I agree more, Bernie. It is incredible how only respecting someone's identity or sexual
1:08.6	orientation can go far to create a safe space within our practice.
1:13.6	We would like to begin by seeing that by no means a list of turns will research today is exhaustive.
1:20.6	You know, language involves with time and definition that may be of widespread used today may be obsolete a decade from now.
1:30.3	This is also true of geographical location.
1:34.8	The same terms are not used in South America compared to Europe or Asia.
1:40.3	Even within a country or a region, there are a multitude of terms that are unique to specific communities and we shall acknowledge that.
1:49.4	That's totally true.
1:51.2	So let's begin with the basics.
1:53.2	What does LGBTQI plus stand for?
1:57.0	It is an acronym that covers diverse groups with respect to their gender identity and their
2:01.4	sexual orientation. The L stands for lesbian, the G for gay, the T for trans, the Q for queer,
2:11.1	the I for intersex, and the A for asexual. The plus sign is usually added at the end to include all the terms that
2:19.3	exist. We should acknowledge that gender and sexuality is a spectrum. So in reality, it will
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