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男孩，3岁6个月，因发热18小时，伴皮疹1小时入院，病程中呕吐3次，伴神萎、尿少，于

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男孩，3岁6个月，因发热18小时，伴皮疹1小时入院，病程中呕吐3次，伴神萎、尿少，于1月20日入院，查体：T39．5℃，BP68／30mmHg，嗜睡状，面色青灰，唇周发绀，心率128次／分，心律齐有力，双肺呼吸音清晰，腹不胀，软，无压痛，臀部及下肢见散在瘀斑、瘀点，以臀部为主，四肢膝关节、肘关节以下凉，见大理石花纹，颈阻力(+)，布氏征(-)，克氏征(-)，巴氏征(-)。临床诊断为流行性脑脊髓膜炎。

在进行上述抢救措施的同时，抗感染治疗可选用（）

A.第三代头孢菌素

B.氯霉素

C.红霉素

D.万古霉素

E.青霉素

F.氨苄青霉素

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