The spermatic cord contains the: a. vas deferens. b. seminal vesicles. c. prostate gland. d. Cowper's glands.

Answer: a. vas deferens

Explanation:

The spermatic cord refers to the cord or tube which is supplied with the collection of the nerves, ducts and vessels that run to the testes or from the testes. These are surrounded by the fascia.

The spermatic cord contains the testicular artery, plexus veins and vas deferens. The other structures of the cord includes the cremasteric artery, sympathetic nerves and lymphatic supply from the epididymis and testis.