A vasectomy is a form of male sterilization in which each vas deferens is cut, but most of the male's reproductive physiology remains intact. Which of the following will not continue to occur in a male who has had a vasectomy?
A) Sperm will be produced in the seminiferous tubules.
B) Seminal fluid will be ejaculated from the penis during orgasm.
C) Glandular secretions will be ejaculated from the penis during orgasm.
D) Sperm will be ejaculated from the penis during orgasm.

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A vasectomy prevents sperm from reaching the urethra by cutting the vas deferens. However, the male's reproductive system will continue to produce sperm, seminal fluid, and glandular secretions. The only difference is that the sperm will not be ejaculated from the penis during orgasm, as they are blocked by the severed vas deferens.

A Vasectomy Is a Form of Male Sterilization in Which