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苯二氮类药物中枢抑制作用的主要机制是() A.直接激动GABA受体 B.与BZ受体结

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苯二氮类药物中枢抑制作用的主要机制是()

A.直接激动GABA受体

B.与BZ受体结合,使Cl-内流减少,使细胞膜超极化

C.直接抑制大脑皮质

D.与BZ受体结合,最终使Cl-通道开放频率增加

E.直接促进Cl-内流

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