In Sex-Reassignment Surgery

question 200

Multiple Choice

In sex-reassignment surgery:

• A)Opposite-sex genitals are constructed and hormones are taken.
• B)Genital transplants are inserted from donors.
• C)Hormones are taken but genitals are left intact.
• D)Secondary features (e.g., Adam's apple, chin, nose)are altered, but genitals are left intact.

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