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I am Richr'd Moore, a junior at the University of Southern Mississippi, who is curious about the level of involvement in patient care during OB clinicals of other males in other programs. I feel as if there is information that I am missing out on because of the few restrictions put upon me during clinicals. For example; I am not allowed to assess the pelvic area after a delivery with an episiotomy and just last week I was not allowed to assess a C-section incision because it was "low" on my patient. Does any other male student face these same restrictions and do any of you feel short changed or offended by them? Female insight is more than welcome. Do females agree or disagree with the restrictions. :confused:
I am Richr'd Moore, a junior at the University of Southern Mississippi, who is curious about the level of involvement in patient care during OB clinicals of other males in other programs. I feel as if there is information that I am missing out on because of the few restrictions put upon me during clinicals. For example; I am not allowed to assess the pelvic area after a delivery with an episiotomy and just last week I was not allowed to assess a C-section incision because it was "low" on my patient. Does any other male student face these same restrictions and do any of you feel short changed or offended by them? Female insight is more than welcome. Do females agree or disagree with the restrictions. :confused: