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与成人比较,小儿易发生呼吸功能不全的因素不包括A.肺活量小B.呼吸道阻力小C.潮气量

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题目:

与成人比较,小儿易发生呼吸功能不全的因素不包括

A.肺活量小
B.呼吸道阻力小
C.潮气量小
D.每分通气量小
E.气体弥散量小

答案:

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参考答案:A, B, C, D, E, F

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