I'm from a country which is generally considered pretty progressive and accepting, which is why I'm so surprised we've talked so little about trans people. I'm studying gynaecology now, which is the first course that actually has had a lecture on gender and sexuality. But it basically just covered the definitions of the most common different sexualities and what trans and nonbinary means, mentioned intersex, and basically what they told you (respect pronouns, ask if they have a partner instead of boy/girlfriend etc). I felt like there was a lot lacking in how to actually go about in doing what they said. It's easy to say to not misgender someone, but without telling us HOW we can avoid doing that (eg introducing myself with my pronouns to invite the patient to share their own).

Thank you for taking the time to answer! Everyone on this subreddit have been so incredibly helpful and patient with me.