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genitalia

Reproductive organs of sexually reproducing animals, particularly the external/visible organs of mammals: in males, the penis and the scrotum, which contains the testes, and in females, the clitoris and vulva.
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Witten, said that "trans folk"--anyone who physically attempts to turn into the opposite sex by manner of dress or through medical procedures--are a caregiving challenge for various social and medical issues, The same goes for intersexed persons--individuals born with ambiguous genitalia who don't always concretely fall into the traditional male or female genders.
Neither here nor there; unique challenges for LTC by Naditz, Alan / Contemporary Long Term Care
Females with this condition have ambiguous genitalia and fail to develop secondary sexual characteristics.
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The term applies to people born with ambiguous genitalia or to those who don't identify with their physical sex.
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