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男性,60岁,体重50kg,以往无心血管病史,走路不慎,滑入刚溶的石灰水中,两下肢烫

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男性,60岁,体重50kg,以往无心血管病史,走路不慎,滑入刚溶的石灰水中,两下肢烫伤。

按照国内常用公式计算,该患者第1个24小时输液总量(包括2000ml水分在内)应是()

A.3500ml

B.4000ml

C.5000ml

D.5750ml

E.6125ml

答案:

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参考答案:B解析:血精是慢性精囊炎患者的特征性表现,常不易自止,可持续数周。

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