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CLINICALPATHOLOGY-32
SEMEN VISCOSITY is assessed macroscopically. Abnormally HIGH viscosity (hyperviscosity) in semen is associated with which condition and what is the consequence?
A. Always benign; no clinical consequences
B. Indicates testicular failure
C. Associated with PROSTATE or SEMINAL VESICLE DYSFUNCTION; impairs sperm motility and may reduce fertility by trapping sperm in viscous material
D. Associated with azoospermia exclusively
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