All of the following can be used to evaluate continued infertility with a normal sperm count except:
A) Semen fructose level
B) Eosin-nigrosin stain
C) Plasma and semen agglutination
D) Immunobead test

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Semen fructose level is not used to evaluate continued infertility with a normal sperm count. Semen fructose level is used to assess the function of seminal vesicles, which produce fructose to help sperm survive in the female reproductive system. Low levels of fructose in semen may indicate a blockage or absent seminal vesicles. However, if the sperm count is normal, it is unlikely that the seminal vesicles are the cause of infertility. The other options, B) Eosin-nigrosin stain, C) Plasma and semen agglutination, and D) Immunobead test, are all used to evaluate male infertility with a normal or abnormal sperm count.

All of the Following Can Be Used to Evaluate Continued