Which of the following statements is true with regard to surgical menopause and oophorectomy?

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A)Oophorectomy may be done alone or may be combined with hysterectomy and/or salpingectomy. Unlike medical menopause, onset of surgical menopause is abrupt. Symptoms may be severe and may be treated with HRT. If oophorectomy involves one ovary, clients may still be able to conceive naturally; natural conception is not an option if oophorectomy involves both ovaries.
B)Oophorectomy may be done alone or may be combined with hysterectomy and/or salpingectomy. Unlike medical menopause, onset of surgical menopause is abrupt. Symptoms may be severe and may be treated with HRT. If oophorectomy involves one ovary, clients may still be able to conceive naturally; natural conception is not an option if oophorectomy involves both ovaries.
C)Oophorectomy may be done alone or may be combined with hysterectomy and/or salpingectomy. Unlike medical menopause, onset of surgical menopause is abrupt. Symptoms may be severe and may be treated with HRT. If oophorectomy involves one ovary, clients may still be able to conceive naturally; natural conception is not an option if oophorectomy involves both ovaries.
D)Oophorectomy may be done alone or may be combined with hysterectomy and/or salpingectomy. Unlike medical menopause, onset of surgical menopause is abrupt. Symptoms may be severe and may be treated with HRT. If oophorectomy involves one ovary, clients may still be able to conceive naturally; natural conception is not an option if oophorectomy involves both ovaries.

Which of the Following Statements Is True with Regard to Surgical