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A 41-year-old male client is planning on having a vasectomy. While explaining this surgery to the client, the health care worker will include which physiologic principle as the basis for this contraception technique?

A) Spermatogenesis is inhibited because sex hormones no longer stimulate the Sertoli cells.
B) Spermatozoa can no longer reach the epididymis and do not survive.
C) The rete testis becomes inhospitable to sperm.
D) Sperm can no longer pass through the ductus deferens.

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