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血红蛋白尿的诱发因素包括() A.服用铁剂 B.输血 C.月经 D.饮酒 E.感染

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题目:

血红蛋白尿的诱发因素包括()

A.服用铁剂

B.输血

C.月经

D.饮酒

E.感染

答案:

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参考答案:C

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