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肺换气的动力是A．呼吸运动B．呼吸膜两侧气体的分压差C．肺内压与大气压之差D．肺内压

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题目：

肺换气的动力是

A．呼吸运动

B．呼吸膜两侧气体的分压差

C．肺内压与大气压之差

D．肺内压与胸内压之差

E．胸内压与大气压之差

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参考答案：A, B, C, D, E

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