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SQL语言是______。语言。A.层次数据库 B.网络数据库 C.关系数据库 D.

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题目:

SQL语言是______。语言。

A.层次数据库

B.网络数据库

C.关系数据库

D.非数据库

答案:

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参考答案:C解析:医疗机构药事管理暂行规定第三章第十七条规定“逐步建立临床药师制。”故本题最佳答案为C。

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