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流行性腮腺炎多发于() A.儿童及青少年 B.青壮年多见 C.普遍易感

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题目:

流行性腮腺炎多发于()

A.儿童及青少年

B.青壮年多见

C.普遍易感

D.6岁以内者不患病

E.以1~3岁儿童多见

答案:

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答案:A

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