Do you obey the nurse's instruction to the letter?

There's another post here about patients refusing to get undressed for their pediatricians of family care providers, and there are other posts where the nurse or provider gives specific instructions (take everything off except your underwear and put this gown on) and the patient ignores those instructions and sits naked waiting for the doctor (for me, I'm not sure I could do that - a large part of my medfet being under the authority of the provider).

So anyway, my questions:

Do you obey the nurse's instruction to the letter? Or just in spirit? Or are you bound to get naked orcrefuse to get naked regardless?

If you stretch the instructions some by ditching the gown or losing the underwear (or keeping the underwear on) has the ever been any form of repercussions? Negative comments?

I pretty much always do what I'm told. I figure they have their procedure they like to follow and I should just trust their lead. There's probably a reason and a standard operating procedure they have and I shouldn't buck the system. Relinquishing control to my medical team is also part of why I enjoy medfet. I like them giving me instructions and controlling me, to a degree.

There have been a couple of times the instructions weren't exactly clear, or I didn't understand what the nurse/ assistant said. In those times, I just used common sense and did what I was asked in previous visits or what I thought made the most sense from a practical standpoint.

I am ok with what I am instructed to do during my annual physical. Stripping to my underwear is par for the course. My doctor also understands my dislike of a paper gown- IMO they are cumbersome, flimsy and useless. I exercise on a regular basis and in very good physical condition so I do not have modesty issues. When I am being treated for asthma my doctor has me remove my shirt and/or undershirt. Nothing unreasonable at all, I think.