Multiple Choice
When evaluating sperm morphology, abnormalities are classified as a "primary defect" if the appearance of the sperm has:
A) Tail-less heads, bent or broken tails, and protoplasmic droplets on the mid-piece
B) Increased viscosity of seminal fluid
C) Reduced mobility
D) Heads that are too large, too small, or oddly shaped; tails that are coiled; and swollen midpieces
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