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不属于肾脏功能的是A．维持酸碱平衡 B．产生促红细胞生成素 C．分泌胰岛素 D．生成

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题目：

不属于肾脏功能的是

A．维持酸碱平衡

B．产生促红细胞生成素

C．分泌胰岛素

D．生成尿液

E．产生肾素

答案：

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参考答案：A, B, C

考点：基础医学医学诊断学常用肾脏功能实验室检测
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