Table 1:

Demographic Characteristics

Variable	Frequencya	%a
Gender
Male	73	37
Female	126	63
Other	1	1
Race/Ethnicity
White	120	60
Asian	32	16
Black/African American	24	12
Hispanic/Latinx	9	5
Mixed	7	4
Other	8	4
Training year
MS3	95	48
MS4	91	46
Research/leave-of-absence	13	7
Clerkships completedb
1	14	7
2	18	9
3	8	4
4	8	4
5	32	16
6	29	14
7	92	46
Acting internship completedc
Yes	86	43
No	115	57
Surgical Service
Benign	121	61
Oncologic	77	39
Pelvic exam performed in residency of choice
No	46	23
Yes	130	65
Unsure	24	12
Total pelvic exams performed during clerkship
0-5	5	3
6-10	52	26
11-15	87	44
>15	55	28
Student introduced themselves to patient before gynecologic surgery
Never	1	1
Rarely	15	8
Sometimes	27	14
Most of the time	83	42
Always	73	37
Performed bimanual exams under anesthesiad
Never	13	7
Rarely	31	16
Sometimes	85	43
Most of the time	64	32
Always	6	3
Performed bimanual exams in ambulatory clinicd
Never	22	11
Rarely	56	28
Sometimes	84	42
Most of the time	35	18
Always	1	1

^“a”denotes frequencies or percentages may not add to 201 or 100%, respectively, due to missing data and/or rounding.

^“b”Of all seven core clerkships (internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, surgery, family medicine, psychiatry, neurology, pediatrics) at the study institution.

^“c”denotes acting internship and/or sub-internship for intended residency.

^“d”denotes relative frequency per total number of pelvic exams performed during clerkship