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患者女性,50岁。5年前发生心肌梗死,突发呼吸困难2小时入院,该患者可能存在的病理生

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患者女性,50岁。5年前发生心肌梗死,突发呼吸困难2小时入院,该患者可能存在的病理生理学改变有()

A.交感神经系统兴奋

B.心肌肥厚

C.心排出量增加

D.心钠素分泌降低

E.肾素--血管紧张素--醛固酮系统激活

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