The Statement Which Defines One Difference Between "Climacteric" and "Menopause

question 124

Multiple Choice

The statement which defines one difference between "climacteric" and "menopause" is

• A)the climacteric lasts about 5 years beginning in one's late sixties.
• B)the climacteric lasts about 15-20 years beginning in one's mid-forties and menopause lasts about two years or so at around age 50 or so.
• C)the climacteric refers to the experiencing of orgasm during sexual intercourse while menopause refers to the cessation of menstruation.
• D)menopause refers to the transition period of going from being able to reproduce to not being able to reproduce and the climacteric refers to the cessation of menstruation.

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