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Prepare with confidence for the NAMS Exam using this comprehensive study guide designed for menopause practitioners and healthcare professionals. Our resource includes NAMS exam prep tips, practice questions, and review materials to help you master key concepts and succeed on test day. Whether you’re seeking NAMS certification or strengthening your knowledge in midlife and menopause care, this guide provides clear explanations, practical strategies, and trusted resources to make your preparation simple and effective.

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NAMS Exam Study Guide for Menopause Practitioners




menopause that occurs before
1. By 2020, number of age 45
women over 50
9. What is the term for menopause
2. By 2060, number of that occurs af- ter age 54
women over 50
10. What is the timeframe within the
3. What is the US female first 8 years af- ter FMP (and what
life expectancy numer-

4. How many oocytes in
the ovary at 20 weeks
preg- nancy

5. How many oocytes
left at birth

6. How many oocytes left
at puberty

7. What is the period
of change at
menopause

8. What is the term for


, NAMS Exam Study Guide for Menopause Practitioners

64 million


90 million


81.2 years


6-7 Million




1-2 million


300,000-500,000


Climacteric or perimenopause


Early menopause




Late menopause




Early post menopause (+1a, +1b, +1c)






, NAMS Exam Study Guide for Menopause Practitioners

ical SWAN stages corre-
spond?)

11. What is the timeframe Late post menopause (+2)
called after 8 years
from FMP (and what
numerical SWAN stage
corresponds?)
Menopause transition (-2, -1)
12. What is the time
before FMP with
cycle variabil- ity
(and what numerical
SWAN stages Early menopause transition (-2)
correspond?)

13. What is the time of
7 or more days persis-
tent difference in cycle
length (and what
numer- ical SWAN
stage corre- sponds?)

14. What is the time with 60 or Late menopause transition (-1)
more days of
amenorrhea at least
once (and what nu-
merical SWAN stage
corre- sponds?)

15. What is a retrospective 16. What is the timeframe from
de- termination of 12 onset of menstru- al cycle
months of irregularity to 1
amenorrhea


, NAMS Exam Study Guide for Menopause Practitioners

Natural menopause




Perimenopause

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