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Question Number 11
S., age 15, has only one testicle. when he asks you if he can play on the soccer team at school, how do you respond?
a. no, you'd be taking too much of a chance of injuring your remaining testicle
b. you can play any noncontact sport; however, soccer is too strenuous
c. as long as you can protect the remaining testicle, go for it
d. it should have no bearing on any activity
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c. as long as you can protect the remaining testicle, go for it
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