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与成年人比较,小儿生理和解剖有其特点。以下叙述正确的是()。 A.年龄越大血压越高

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与成年人比较,小儿生理和解剖有其特点。

以下叙述正确的是()。

A.年龄越大血压越高

B.年龄与血压无关

C.年龄越大心率越慢

D.年龄越大心率越快

E.血压计袖套越宽血压测定值越低

F.下肢血压低于上肢血压

G.袖套宽度应是上臂长度的2/3

H.袖套宽度应是上臂长度的1/3

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