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患者谢某,男性,22岁,因急性肺炎入院,护士收集资料,属于主观资料的是() A.气促

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患者谢某,男性,22岁,因急性肺炎入院,护士收集资料,属于主观资料的是()

A.气促、心动过速、发热

B.感觉心慌、疲乏、发热

C.气促、感觉心慌、心率快

D.心悸、疲乏、周身不适

E.呼吸困难、发热

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